
DigitalX posts first cash-flow-positive quarter as SMS revenue hits ~$2.9M. Retains 283 BTC treasury, targets market-neutral yield strategies for H2 2026.
DigitalX (ASX: DCC) posted its first cash-flow-positive quarter in the three months through June, the digital asset investment manager said Monday. The company also reported record revenue from its Sell My Shares (SMS) business and retained a Bitcoin treasury of more than 283 BTC.
SMS generated roughly $2.89 million in unaudited revenue for the full fiscal year, processing more than 1,200 trades in June alone – its highest monthly volume. The cash-flow-positive fourth quarter came as the company held more than $30 million in cash and equivalents.
DigitalX sold 120 Bitcoin at an average price of US$65,281, bringing in about US$7.83 million in gross proceeds. The company kept 283.5 Bitcoin on its balance sheet, which executive chair Leigh Travers said is enough to support several trading strategies under review.
“Achieving our first cash flow positive quarter reflects the works undertaken over the past year to strengthen the business, simplify our cost base, and grow our operating platform,” Travers said.
The board has completed a review of Bitcoin yield opportunities and is progressing two market-neutral strategies for potential implementation in the second half of calendar 2026. The strategies target annualised returns of 5% and 15%, independent of Bitcoin price moves, while keeping Bitcoin as collateral and maintaining long exposure.
DigitalX selected the two strategies after screening them against risk criteria focused on minimising exchange and counterparty risk. The company also aims to avoid capital gains tax events by allocating underlying Bitcoin rather than selling it outright. Implementation at scale would use Bitcoin currently held through DigitalX’s investment in the DigitalX Bitcoin Fund (ASX: BTXX), which remains under evaluation.
“Combined with our strong balance sheet and strategic Bitcoin treasury, we are well positioned to pursue disciplined capital allocation opportunities, including market-neutral treasury strategies and complimentary strategic investments that we believe can deliver long-term shareholder value,” Travers said.
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