Svmuu, U.S. listed company Eightco Holdings Inc. has disclosed its latest asset structure as of May 27, 2026, with total holdings of approximately $374 million. The assets include: approximately $90 million in indirect equity of OpenAI (held through an SPV), $18 million in equity of Beast Industries, approximately $144 million in cash and stablecoins, 11,068 Ethereum, and approximately 283 million Worldcoin (WLD), along with an investment of approximately $1 million in Mythical Games.
Eightco stated that its investment portfolio will continue to focus on core assets in AI and the digital economy, with a particular emphasis on private technology companies such as OpenAI and Beast Industries, strengthening its strategic exposure in the fields of artificial intelligence, digital identity, and the creator economy. (PRNewswire)
Eightco Discloses Latest Asset Structure: $374 Million in Assets Including Indirect Stake in OpenAI, ETH, and WLD
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