NASDAQ:YYAI 8 October 2025 - 14 January 2026

AiRWA (NASDAQ: YYAI) closed at $1.06 on November 19, down 1.85% on about 1.2 million shares, with after-hours quotes slipping to $1.03–$1.05. No new company news or filings appeared. The stock has dropped 12% in five sessions and trades near its 52-week low after an October crypto pivot and 1-for-50 reverse split.

YYAI (AiRWA Inc.) shares have plunged over 90% in 2025, trading near $4 post-split as of Oct. 27, with the market cap falling to just a few million dollars. The company executed a 1-for-50 reverse split to avoid Nasdaq delisting and shifted from sports-tech to blockchain finance after a $100 million joint venture with JuCoin Capital. Volatility spiked, with intraday swings over 1,000% and heavy insider buying. Analysts warn of extreme risk.

Connexa Sports rebranded as AiRWA Inc. on Oct 7, 2025, shifting to blockchain finance and securing a $100 million investment from JuCoin Capital, including 150,000 SOL tokens. The stock plunged 92.8% after the news, then rebounded 32% the next day before falling again. Fiscal 2025 revenue was $12.8 million, but cash was just $54,000, prompting an SEC going concern warning. Director Michael Belfiore raised his stake to 22.1% in October.

AiRWA Inc. (Nasdaq: YYAI), formerly Connexa Sports, rebranded and shifted to blockchain, securing a $100 million commitment from JuCoin Capital and receiving $30 million in Solana tokens. Shares jumped 32% to $0.2375 on Oct. 8 after plunging 92.8% the prior day. Market cap stands at $3.8 million with high short interest. The company faces SEC warnings over continued operations despite reporting FY2025 revenue of $12.8 million.