ALT5 Sigma CEO: The company holds approximately 7.3 billion WLFI tokens, worth nearly 1 billion dollars

ALT5 Sigma Corporation (ALT5) CEO Tony Isaac stated in a letter to shareholders that the company has established a payment infrastructure that is undervalued by the market, having processed over $5 billion in digital asset transactions, serving business and institutional clients across multiple jurisdictions.

The ALT5 Pay and ALT5 Prime platforms are real-time operating systems that handle cryptocurrency-to-fiat settlements, card issuance, and institutional trading on a daily basis. Isaac noted that AlphaTON Capital and PagoPay chose ALT5's infrastructure for their Mastercard crypto spending program, validating the company's technological and commercial partnership value.

As AlphaTON develops payment applications within the TON ecosystem, ALT5's infrastructure will support applications with enormous potential scale. ALT5 is exploring the integration of World Liberty Financial Inc.'s USD1 stablecoin (with a total supply of over $2.7 billion) into its payment platform.

ALT5 holds approximately 7.3 billion WLFI tokens, valued at around $1 billion at current prices. The company plans to strategically deploy these assets to generate returns and increase the number of tokens per share over time while developing its core payment business.

Isaac pointed out that there is a significant gap between ALT5's current market capitalization ($155.5 million) and the value reflected on its balance sheet, with the market's valuation of the company's WLFI token holdings being far below their potential value.

The company will narrow this valuation gap through a comprehensive strategy that includes strengthening financial reporting processes, achieving business growth, optimizing WLFI holding returns, and transparent communication.

ALT5's traditional biotechnology business, Alyea Therapeutics, is advancing clinical trials for non-addictive pain treatments, and the company will evaluate its strategic optimization plans.