- Bitcoin Deal Triggers 250% Surge: Zeta Network Group’s stock (NASDAQ: ZNB) rocketed ~250% in pre-market trading on Oct 7, 2025 after announcing a major Bitcoin-centric partnership, and ultimately closed that day up 105% at $3.40 [1] [2] – a stunning reversal for a stock that was near all-time lows (~$1.22) just weeks prior [3].
- Crypto Pivot & Rebrand: Formerly known as Color Star Technology (ticker “ADD”), the company rebranded to Zeta Network Group in August 2025, pivoting from entertainment tech to cryptocurrency mining/blockchain finance. It executed a 25-for-1 reverse stock split (effective Aug 22) to regain Nasdaq compliance [4], signaling its shift toward Bitcoin-related ventures.
- New Bitcoin Partnership: ZNB’s latest catalyst is a strategic partnership with SOLV Foundation, a crypto platform with ~$2.5 billion in assets locked. Under the deal, Zeta will deposit its Bitcoin treasury onto SOLV’s platform via a regulated custodian to earn yield and pursue tokenized finance products [5] [6]. A joint committee will promote SOLV’s Bitcoin token (SolvBTC) across multiple blockchains and co-develop new blockchain-based financial instruments [7] [8]. Zeta’s CEO hailed the move as a “transformative step” for its Bitcoin strategy [9].
- Volatile Micro-Cap: Even after the spike, ZNB remains tiny (~$10M market cap) [10]. Its low float and nano-cap size contribute to extreme volatility (beta ~2.5) [11]. The Oct 7 announcement sparked a classic momentum spike/short squeeze from $1.66 to over $5 [12], with retail traders on forums like Stocktwits suddenly flipping from bearish to bullish [13]. Such moves can reverse quickly – indeed, ZNB pulled back from its $5+ highs to close in the mid-$3 range [14].
- Weak Fundamentals: Despite the crypto hype, Zeta’s financials are very poor. In FY2024 the company generated only $2.8 million revenue against a $26.9 million net loss [15]. Revenues have been minuscule (down from ~$6.8M the prior year) while heavy operating costs drove cumulative losses over $25M in the past 12 months [16]. The firm has a going-concern warning as cash reserves are low, and it recently issued shares to settle debt – diluting shareholders to stay afloat [17].
- Analyst & Expert Warnings: No Wall Street analysts formally cover ZNB (no consensus targets are available). Independent analyses label ZNB a “high-risk micro-cap” with multiple red flags – noting the reverse split, lack of institutional coverage, and dire finances [18] [19]. An AI-based stock model (Danelfin) scores ZNB just 1/10 (“Strong Sell”), implying very low odds of market outperformance near-term [20]. As one Yahoo Finance commentary bluntly put it, “ZNB shares remain unattractive to own in 2025” despite the recent crypto rally [21]. Experts emphasize that speculative frenzy, not fundamentals, is driving the stock [22] [23].
Latest News: Bitcoin Partnership Spurs Explosive Rally
Zeta Network Group made headlines on October 7, 2025 by unveiling a new partnership with SOLV Foundation, a multi-chain Bitcoin staking and finance platform. The news was a game-changer for ZNB’s stock: shares surged over 200% in pre-market trading, briefly exceeding $5 per share [24]. This strategic tie-up aims to put Zeta’s dormant Bitcoin holdings to work. According to the company’s release, ZNB will deposit its Bitcoin treasury assets into SOLV’s $2.5 billion Total Value Locked platform to earn yield and gain transparency via a regulated custodian [25] [26]. In practice, Zeta is shifting from simply holding cryptocurrency to actively staking and monetizing its Bitcoin – a move that investors greeted with euphoria.
By the market’s open on Oct 7, ZNB’s price had exploded to multi-month highs, triggering trading halts as it spiked. Retail traders on social media cheered the development; on Stocktwits, sentiment flipped from bearish to bullish overnight as discussion volume skyrocketed [27]. The company’s CEO, Samantha Huang, called the partnership a “transformative step” that strengthens Zeta’s Bitcoin strategy and aligns it with an advanced player in crypto finance [28]. SOLV’s CEO likewise touted that the deal “catapults SOLV onto the international stage as an institutional gateway to on-chain finance”, underscoring the broader significance [29].
Why did the market react so strongly? Zeta Network is positioning itself at the crossroads of corporate Bitcoin treasury management and decentralized finance. The announced joint steering committee with SOLV will push adoption of SOLV’s Bitcoin token across Solana, Base, and Ton networks, and co-develop tokenized real-world assets and structured yield products [30]. In essence, tiny ZNB is hitching itself to a big idea in crypto – leveraging Bitcoin holdings in novel ways – at a time when cryptocurrency prices are robust. Bitcoin itself has been on an upswing (topping $110,000 in early fall 2025) [31], so any news tying ZNB to Bitcoin’s growth story ignites trader interest. Zeta’s announcement tapped into that narrative perfectly.
The immediate stock impact was staggering. ZNB – which closed at $1.66 on Oct 6 [32] – opened vastly higher on Oct 7 and at one point more than quadrupled in value intra-day. It peaked around $5.22 during the session [33], before profit-taking set in. By the closing bell, ZNB settled at $3.40 (up +104.8% for the day) [34] on record volume. For context, this single-day move added roughly $7 million to Zeta’s market capitalization (from ~$3.5M to ~$10.5M) [35]. The stock was the top percentage gainer on Nasdaq by a wide margin. Such outsized moves are rare and usually indicate a potent mix of news momentum and a small float fueling a squeeze – which appears to be the case here.
Roller-Coaster Stock Performance in 2025
ZNB’s wild jump didn’t occur in a vacuum. The stock has been on a roller-coaster ride throughout 2025, especially after pivoting to crypto. Even after the Oct 7 spike, shares trade in the mid-single digits – far below their peak from a year ago but well above recent lows. Consider ZNB’s trajectory:
- Early 2025: Under its old name (Color Star Technology), the stock was languishing in penny-stock territory (well under $1 before splitting). It had a history of steep declines, reflecting investor skepticism about the business.
- August 2025 – Name Change & Reverse Split: On Aug 22, Zeta implemented a 25-for-1 reverse split and changed its ticker to “ZNB” to signify its crypto-focused reboot [36] [37]. This corporate action temporarily boosted the share price by 25× (while reducing the share count by 25×) to meet Nasdaq’s $1 minimum price rule [38]. The stock initially popped on the news of the upcoming split/name-change – low-priced stocks sometimes rally on such events – but that bump was short-lived [39]. By late August, with no concrete new business yet, ZNB drifted back below $2 (split-adjusted) [40]. The reverse split was a cosmetic fix that didn’t alter fundamentals, though it staved off a delisting. ZNB’s tiny float (only ~585k shares post-split, vs ~14.6 million prior [41]) set the stage for volatility ahead.
- Early September 2025 – Bitcoin Mining Pivot: In the first week of September, Zeta announced it had launched crypto mining operations and was embracing a Bitcoin-centric strategy [42]. Essentially, the company positioned itself as a micro-cap Bitcoin miner, hoping to ride the bullish wave in crypto markets. This news coincided with a major jump in Bitcoin’s price – on Sept 4, Bitcoin spiked from just under $109k to above $112k [43]. Speculators piled into ZNB as a proxy, and the stock surged nearly 150% intraday on Sept 4 [44]. However, much of that rally fizzled by the close (ZNB ended that day only ~20% higher than its pre-spike level) [45]. Still, ZNB briefly hit $3.41 (52-week high at the time) during that Sept 4 frenzy [46]. The rapid round-trip showed how quickly these moves can evaporate. Notably, ZNB also took advantage of that early September spike to convert some debt to equity – retiring a chunk of convertible notes at $1.15/share and diluting the float [47] [48], which likely contributed to the post-spike pullback.
- Late September: After the early-Sept excitement, reality set in. Through mid/late September, ZNB’s stock slid lower in a falling trend as crypto enthusiasm cooled off [49]. By Oct 6, the stock had drifted back to $1.66 [50], not far above its 52-week low of $1.22 (hit in early Sept) [51]. In fact, on a split-adjusted basis, ZNB was down almost 100% over the past year prior to the October rally [52] – effectively a near-total loss for long-term holders, owing to repeated dilution and price declines.
- Oct 7, 2025 – Explosion to New Highs: The SOLV partnership announcement ignited the stock once more. With the >200% burst, ZNB blew past its previous yearly high of $3.41, setting a new high-water mark around $5+ [53] [54]. The market cap swung from ~$3–4M to roughly $10M+ at the peak [55]. Trading volume was enormous – on Oct 7 alone, an estimated 148 million shares changed hands [56] (likely reflecting multiple turnover of the float, as some data sources may not fully adjust for the split). Such volume is astounding for a company with only ~1 million shares outstanding, and suggests heavy day-trading, short covering, or algorithmic activity. By the close, as noted, ZNB held a +105% gain day-over-day. It’s worth highlighting that even after doubling, the stock at ~$3.40 remained down ~85% from its split-adjusted peak of $23 earlier in the year [57] – a reminder of how far it had fallen.
Overall, ZNB’s price history illustrates extreme volatility. Huge swings have tended to be news-driven and short-lived. Prior to the October pop, the broader trend was downward, with shares steadily eroding in value through most of 2025. Long-term investors in ZNB (if any) are still deep in the red despite the recent spike. Meanwhile, short-term traders have capitalized on these bursts of momentum – but timing is everything. Risk management is crucial, as the stock can plummet just as fast as it rises. Indeed, ZNB’s beta is around 2.5 [58], and it’s not uncommon for it to move 5–10% on no news in a given day. Now with the price in a higher range, the question is whether this rally will hold or fade away like September’s did.
Company Profile and Financial Health
Zeta Network Group is a peculiar blend of businesses that has recently refocused on cryptocurrency. Until mid-2025, the company was known for its online entertainment and music education platform (under the Color Star brand). It tried to incorporate AI and AR (augmented reality) into virtual concerts and celebrity content. However, that legacy business generated minimal revenue and consistently lost money [59]. Facing chronic unprofitability and a collapsing stock price, management pivoted to a trendier narrative: crypto mining and digital assets.
In August 2025, alongside the rebranding, ZNB explicitly embraced Bitcoin mining as a new line of business [60] [61]. The idea was to utilize the company’s tech background and invest in mining rigs to earn cryptocurrency, while also using blockchain in entertainment. In practice, Zeta’s crypto pivot has two prongs: (1) mining Bitcoin to build a treasury of BTC, and (2) leveraging those crypto holdings in innovative ways (e.g. the SOLV partnership for staking/yield). This strategy aligns ZNB’s fate closely with the volatile crypto market. As the company itself highlighted, its share price is now tied to Bitcoin’s momentum [62]. That means when Bitcoin rallies, ZNB might get a speculative boost (as seen in September and October); conversely, if crypto prices slump, ZNB’s stock could suffer disproportionately.
From a fundamental perspective, Zeta Network’s financial condition is fragile. According to the latest annual report (fiscal year ended June 30, 2024), ZNB had only $2.83 million in revenue for the year, versus a net loss of about $26.9 million [63]. In other words, they spent nearly $27 million to generate just $3M in sales – a deeply unprofitable model. Those meager revenues were actually down by over 50% from the prior year (~$6.8M in FY2023), while losses remained in the tens of millions [64] [65]. Not surprisingly, the company’s auditors raised substantial doubt about its ability to continue as a going concern without raising additional capital [66].
Balance sheet indicators reflect this distress: ZNB’s accumulated deficit exceeds $200 million (meaning it has lost that amount in total over its history), and shareholder equity was largely wiped out by continuous losses. As of the last report, cash on hand was very low (on the order of ~$1–2 million) [67], which is precarious for a company burning several million per quarter. The company has survived by periodically injecting funds – often through dilutive financing. In fact, issuing stock has been a lifeline: Zeta has a pattern of raising money by selling shares or converting debt to equity. For example, on Sept 4, 2025 (amid the crypto mini-rally), ZNB converted all its outstanding convertible debt into stock at $1.15/share [68], immediately boosting equity but diluting existing holders [69]. Management framed this as improving the financial position [70], but effectively it meant printing new shares. Such actions, while necessary to avoid default, are a reminder that ZNB’s business isn’t generating enough cash to sustain itself.
Crucially, ZNB’s newfound crypto endeavors have not yet yielded any material revenue. Bitcoin mining is capital-intensive and takes time to ramp up. There’s no evidence Zeta has significant mining capacity or output as of October 2025 – no production updates have been provided. The SOLV partnership, while promising, is also very new and has yet to demonstrate tangible financial upside. If ZNB holds some Bitcoin on its balance sheet (as implied by its strategy), those assets could theoretically appreciate if crypto prices rise, bolstering the balance sheet [71]. But without disclosure of how much BTC Zeta owns, investors are in the dark on that front. Any substantial Bitcoin holdings also cut both ways: they introduce crypto market risk, meaning the company’s asset values and book value will gyrate with Bitcoin’s price.
In summary, Zeta Network’s fundamentals remain extremely weak. It’s essentially a story stock at this stage – one with a bold narrative (pivot to crypto) but not much substance in the financials yet. The core legacy business is negligible, and the new crypto ventures have yet to prove themselves. This disconnect between soaring stock price and grim financial reality has been noted by analysts: “ZNB’s soaring stock price is disconnected from its fundamentals,” one TechSpace 2.0 analysis remarked bluntly [72]. Prospective investors should be aware that ZNB will likely need to raise more capital in the near future to fund its crypto initiatives and keep the lights on [73] [74] – which could mean further dilution or debt. The company’s fate hinges on successfully executing its crypto strategy and doing so before it runs out of cash or investor patience.
What Are Experts and Analysts Saying?
Given ZNB’s tiny size and speculative nature, it is under the radar of Wall Street analysts. Major banks or research firms do not provide coverage or forecasts for Zeta Network Group – a common situation for nano-caps. As Yahoo Finance notes on its ZNB page, there are “No Analyst Price Targets available for this ticker.” [75]. Without institutional coverage, the commentary has largely come from independent analysts, financial bloggers, and algorithmic rating systems. The consensus from these sources is highly skeptical of ZNB’s investment merit, even after the flashy crypto news.
For instance, AInvest, a financial news outlet, warned investors after ZNB’s September crypto pivot that the stock was rife with red flags. “Zeta Network (ZNB) remains a high-risk micro-cap stock with red flags,” AInvest wrote, citing the recent reverse split, lack of Wall Street coverage, and dire financials (net loss $26.9M on $2.8M revenue) [76] [77]. In the same analysis, AInvest noted that while the crypto gamble offers a fresh narrative, ZNB’s “lack of profitability and extreme volatility” make it speculative rather than a viable long-term investment [78].
Another commentary (syndicated on Yahoo Finance) was even more direct. After reviewing ZNB’s early September spike, the piece concluded: “ZNB shares remain unattractive to own in 2025” despite the crypto pivot [79]. The author characterized the pivot as somewhat “gimmicky”, aimed at grabbing onto a trend, and stressed that Zeta had “no real earnings” to justify the frenzy [80]. In other words, the excitement was deemed overblown relative to the company’s fundamental outlook. This kind of language – unattractive to own – is strikingly bearish, implying that even at low prices the stock isn’t a sound investment by traditional measures.
Automated ratings mirror these human opinions. Danelfin, an AI-driven stock analysis platform, gives ZNB an abysmal 1 out of 10 score, labeling it a “Strong Sell.” The AI cites a very low probability (around 41%) that ZNB will outperform the market in the next quarter [81]. (Typically, a 1/10 rating suggests the stock ranks in the bottom 10% of opportunities based on the model’s factors.) Likewise, stock screening tools like StockInvest.us note that ZNB is extremely high-risk technically – it has a very wide trading range and frequently triggers overbought/oversold signals [82] [83]. StockInvest.us currently classifies ZNB as a “Hold/Accumulate” for trading purposes, upgrading it from a Sell after the recent spike, but emphasizes the high volatility and the likelihood of a near-term pullback unless the stock breaks above its downtrend [84] [85].
It’s worth noting that insider or institutional activity in ZNB is basically non-existent. There are no notable institutional investors in this micro-cap, and company insiders (management) have not been in the news for large buys or sells. The stock’s fate lies almost entirely in the hands of retail traders and possibly some small hedge funds or algorithmic players capitalizing on volatility. Online trading communities have been abuzz about ZNB during its spikes – treating it as a momentum trade or a potential short-squeeze target – but few, if any, serious analysts endorse it as an investment. The prevailing expert advice for these kinds of stocks is to treat them as highly speculative. As veteran penny-stock trader Tim Sykes cautioned, risk management is key: “It’s better to go home at zero than to go home in the red,” he says, warning traders not to chase or overstay in such trades and to cut losses quickly [86].
In summary, the sentiment among those who follow micro-cap stocks is largely cautionary on ZNB. The recent crypto partnership may have changed the narrative, but it hasn’t changed the numbers yet. Unless Zeta Network can turn its flashy announcements into real revenue and progress, experts believe the stock’s gravity-defying jump will be short-lived. Speculators might profit from the volatility, but investors are advised to think twice. The phrase “buyer beware” certainly applies here.
Broader Industry Context and Market Outlook
Zeta Network’s story is unfolding against a backdrop of renewed enthusiasm in the cryptocurrency sector in 2025. Often dubbed “Uptober,” early October 2025 saw a broader crypto rally – Bitcoin reached levels above $110K [87], and even meme-coins like Dogecoin saw wild swings [88]. This market-wide crypto strength has provided tailwinds for any company associated with digital assets. ZNB is not an isolated case of a stock soaring on crypto news; it’s part of a larger trend where tech minnows reinvent themselves as crypto plays to ride the wave:
- Similar Crypto Pivots: A notable example is Forward Industries (NASDAQ: FORD) – a small legacy manufacturer that, in 2025, transformed into a “Solana ecosystem” company. Forward raised $1.65 billion to buy Solana tokens and saw its stock skyrocket over 400% year-to-date on that dramatic pivot [89] [90]. That rally eventually cooled, but it underscores how powerful the crypto narrative can be. Many observers compare ZNB’s maneuver to these episodes – essentially a “blockchain pivot” strategy reminiscent of the 2017 era when companies added “Bitcoin” or “AI” to their name and saw brief stock surges. The difference now is that Zeta is actually attempting real crypto operations (mining, staking), not just rebranding. Still, the risk of hype outpacing reality is high.
- Crypto Sector Moves: Established cryptocurrency mining firms like Marathon Digital (MARA) and Riot Platforms (RIOT) have also benefited from Bitcoin’s 2025 bull run, with their stocks climbing significantly over the year. However, those are multi-billion-dollar companies with large mining fleets – a far cry from ZNB’s scale. Zeta Network is essentially trying to join an industry dominated by much larger players. It faces competition not only from pure crypto miners, but also from any company offering crypto-yield or DeFi services. The SOLV Foundation partnership gives ZNB a toehold in that DeFi niche, but SOLV itself is a private platform working with many partners; Zeta will need to demonstrate what unique value it adds.
- Regulatory Landscape: One positive for ZNB’s crypto ambitions is that the regulatory environment around Bitcoin treasury strategies is relatively permissive (Bitcoin is not considered a security). The company’s press release emphasized compliance with SEC and Nasdaq requirements [91], likely to reassure investors that this isn’t an off-the-books maneuver. That said, U.S. regulators have historically cracked down on stock scams and pump-and-dump schemes, so ZNB must be careful to operate transparently and legitimately. Any hint of impropriety or mere buzzwords could invite scrutiny. For now, nothing indicates the SOLV deal is anything but a genuine collaboration.
- Market Dynamics: The broader stock market in October 2025 has been relatively stable, so ZNB’s moves are mostly idiosyncratic. Interest rates remain elevated compared to a few years ago, which generally makes speculative stocks less attractive – but the crypto rally seems to be a countervailing force. If the Federal Reserve or macro conditions change risk appetite suddenly, micro-cap stocks like ZNB could see exaggerated moves. Additionally, ZNB’s ability to capitalize on its high share price (e.g. by issuing new shares) could actually become a catalyst in itself. If the company announces a capital raise at these higher prices, it could fund further crypto investments (bulls might cheer that) but also dilute shares (bears would note that). It’s a delicate balance.
In the blockchain industry specifically, ZNB is aligning with trends like Bitcoin financialization (turning BTC into yield-bearing assets) and tokenization of real-world assets. These are hot topics – even major institutions are exploring them. Zeta is trying to carve out a spot in this cutting-edge arena despite its tiny size. It’s an uphill battle, but if they succeed even modestly, it could validate some of the current valuation. Conversely, execution missteps or a crypto downturn could reveal that ZNB jumped in at the peak of hype.
Looking Ahead: Catalysts and Risks
Going forward, several key factors could influence ZNB’s stock trajectory in the coming weeks and months:
- Execution of the SOLV Partnership: Investors will be watching for concrete updates on the SOLV deal. Does Zeta actually deploy a significant amount of Bitcoin into SOLV’s platform? Will this begin generating yield revenue for ZNB, or lead to any new products (like tokenized assets) being launched? Any progress on this front – for example, a report of X BTC deposited and earning Y% returns – could support the stock. Conversely, if the partnership yields few tangible results or faces technical hiccups, the excitement may fade.
- Bitcoin Price Trends: As a self-described Bitcoin-centric company, ZNB is now highly sensitive to crypto market conditions. If Bitcoin continues climbing from its ~$110K level toward new highs, sentiment could keep ZNB buoyant (or at least provide a floor, since their BTC holdings would appreciate). On the other hand, a sharp crypto correction would likely drag ZNB down hard. Not only would the speculative interest evaporate, but any Bitcoin on Zeta’s balance sheet would lose value. Prospective ZNB investors are effectively taking on Bitcoin exposure (with leverage, given the stock’s beta) – so they should monitor crypto news closely.
- Upcoming Earnings Reports: Zeta Network’s next financial update will be telling. The company operates on a June fiscal year, so its Q1 FY2025 earnings (July–Sept 2025) might be due for release in late November. In that report, look for any evidence of crypto-related revenue or cost changes. Did mining operations contribute meaningful revenue in Q3? How much did the company spend on mining equipment or the SOLV initiative? Also crucial is the cash position – if it’s running dangerously low, the risk of a dilutive stock offering is high. ZNB’s management may also provide forward-looking commentary or a business update on the crypto strategy during the earnings release. If they stay silent on the pivot’s progress, that could be a red flag.
- Financing and Dilution: As noted, ZNB will probably need to raise capital to fund its new direction. An at-the-market (ATM) equity offering or private placement could emerge as a near-term catalyst. In fact, given the stock’s spike, the smartest move for ZNB might be to sell shares into this rally to shore up its balance sheet. Such an action could cap the stock’s upside (increasing supply), but if done in a measured way it might extend the company’s lifespan. Investors should watch for 8-K filings or press releases about any financing deals, warrant issuances, or similar. Substantial insider selling (if it happens) would also be a negative signal.
- Nasdaq Compliance: ZNB only recently got back into compliance with Nasdaq’s listing requirements via the reverse split. It must maintain a share price above $1. If the stock were to crash back down below $1 for an extended period, it could face delisting again (which would be catastrophic for liquidity). This is less immediate of a concern now that shares are in the multiple dollars, but volatility means it can’t be ignored. Any further corporate actions (like another reverse split) to stay listed would be a sign of trouble.
- Macro/Market Sentiment: Finally, the fate of speculative stocks like ZNB often depends on the mood of the market. In euphoric times, traders ignore fundamentals and chase “the next big thing.” In risk-off times, they flee to quality, and the bottom can fall out of story stocks. If inflation, interest rates, or global events spook the market, micro-caps could be hit hard. Conversely, if the tech/crypto rally broadens, ZNB could attract momentum traders for a while longer.
Bottom Line: Zeta Network Group’s stock has delivered eye-popping short-term gains on the back of a trendy crypto partnership and pivot. It stands as a high-risk, high-reward gamble in the eyes of the market. The company is attempting to reinvent itself in one of the most dynamic (but unpredictable) sectors. For now, the ZNB narrative is all about potential rather than performance. Investors who got in early have been rewarded handsomely, but those considering an entry at current levels should weigh the hype vs. the reality. As it stands, ZNB offers a compelling story of transformation – “from penny-stock to crypto play” – yet it also embodies the classic pitfalls of a penny stock: tiny fundamentals, dilution, and volatility.
Should the company manage to capitalize on its Bitcoin-centric strategy (and crypto markets remain favorable), ZNB could evolve beyond just a speculative ticker symbol. However, until there’s evidence of real financial improvement, skepticism is warranted. In the words of one analyst, ZNB’s surge may be a case of “the stock’s huge jump being disconnected from any realistic valuation – a classic penny stock pump tied to a trendy story.” [92] For a general but financially curious audience, the takeaway is clear: approach this skyrocketing stock with eyes open and caution in mind.
Sources: Recent news and analysis were drawn from Tech Space 2.0 (ts2.tech) [93] [94], Investing.com [95], CoinCentral [96], AInvest [97], official press releases [98], and other financial media covering ZNB’s developments. These linked sources provide additional details and context for Zeta Network Group’s stock performance and company outlook.
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