A major Bitcoin-related accounting controversy has shaken investor confidence in Datavault AI, sending its shares down nearly 50% after the company revealed difficulties accessing cryptocurrency associated with a $150 million investment agreement. We believe the development raises an important question for companies adopting Bitcoin as a treasury asset: What happens when cryptocurrency appears on a balance sheet but cannot be transferred when needed?
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CoinDesk: The company said the accounting correction will cut reported assets by $92.2 million at the end of 2025 after bitcoin held on Biconomy could not be withdrawn.
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