🚨 JUST IN: Nasdaq-listed Next Technology Holding says its board just greenlit selling or pledging all 5,833 $BTC it holds, citing the Binance hack and quantum computing risk.

Next Technology Holding, a Nasdaq-listed company, has reported that its board approved selling or pledging all 5,833 BTC on its balance sheet, citing the Binance hack and quantum computing risk as reasons. The transmission channel runs through risk sentiment and crypto-treasury confidence: a corporate holder moving to liquidate its entire bitcoin position signals reduced conviction in custody and long-term security, which can weigh on bitcoin prices and on the perceived safety of centralized exchange infrastructure. Bitcoin itself is the most directly exposed asset, with selling pressure from a single holder of this size potentially amplifying short-term volatility, while Binance-linked tokens and exchange-related equities face reputational and liquidity-confidence pressure. The Nasdaq-listed crypto-treasury segment, including small-cap firms holding digital assets on their balance sheets, may see re-rating as investors reassess the risks of holding bitcoin directly. Traders should watch on-chain flows for any movement of the 5,833 BTC toward exchange wallets, which would confirm actual sell-side pressure, alongside the company's next reg

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