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ETHZilla Stock’s Wild Ride: Crypto Pivot, Reverse Split and Big Bets – What’s Next?

ETHZilla Stock’s Wild Ride: Crypto Pivot, Reverse Split and Big Bets – What’s Next?

ETHZilla Corp (NASDAQ: ETHZ) closed at $1.68 per share (pre-split) on Oct. 20, down 15% for the week, but remains up over 90% year-to-date. A 1-for-10 reverse stock split took effect today. ETHZilla holds about 102,000 ETH and $215 million in cash and stablecoins, and recently launched a $250 million buyback. Shares surged 207% in August after Peter Thiel disclosed a 7.5% stake.
ETHZilla’s Ethereum Gamble: Wild Stock Ride After Reverse Split – What’s Next?

ETHZilla’s Ethereum Gamble: Wild Stock Ride After Reverse Split – What’s Next?

ETHZilla (NASDAQ: ETHZ) begins trading Oct. 20 after a 1-for-10 reverse stock split, lifting its share price to about $16.80. The move follows a 15% drop last week, though the stock remains up over 90% year-to-date. ETHZilla, now focused on Ethereum, holds over $400 million in ETH and $215 million in cash. Peter Thiel owns a 7.5% stake; analysts warn of volatility tied to crypto markets.

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  • Evertz Technologies Fair Value Targets Lifted by Analysts on TSX
    March 20, 2026, 2:37 PM EDT. Analysts have raised the fair value estimate for Evertz Technologies (TSX:ET) from CA$14.88 to CA$17.25, reflecting a roughly 16% increase and aligning with a cluster of price targets between CA$16 and CA$17.50. Canaccord and BMO Capital have each lifted their price targets to CA$17.50, maintaining positive ratings, while RBC Capital has raised its target incrementally to CA$16 but retains a cautious Sector Perform stance. The upward revisions follow updated assumptions, including a slight dip in revenue growth to 4.16% and an improved net profit margin to 12.98%. The stock's quarterly dividend was declared at CA$0.2050 per share, payable March 2026. Investors should note the narrowed upside range and potential risks flagged, advising careful consideration of entry points and expectations.
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