Facing Delisting, Nasdaq Companies Find a Lifeline in Digital Asset Treasury Strategies

As NASDAQ continues to tighten compliance thresholds, a growing number of small-cap companies are scrambling to avoid delisting. But one firm may have found a novel lifeline, not in traditional restructuring, but through blockchain.

A NASDAQ-listed company recently issued a notice of noncompliance due to its share price falling below the $1.00 minimum and its market value dipping below required thresholds. Rather than pursue a reverse split or emergency capital infusion, the company is reportedly in advanced talks with FGA Partners, a private equity and strategic advisory firm, to deploy a Digital Asset Treasury (DAT) backed by PECU coins, the native asset of the Pecu Novus blockchain.

From Compliance Risk to Strategic Reinvention

Sources close to the deal say the company aims to integrate PECU coins into its balance sheet as part of a broader treasury strategy. The move could immediately boost its market value, restore compliance, and reposition the firm as a proxy investment vehicle for PECU coin exposure, a concept gaining traction among blockchain-savvy investors.

“This isn’t just a compliance fix,” said one advisor familiar with the structure. “It’s a strategic pivot that turns a distressed equity into a hybrid growth engine.”

So What Is a Digital Asset Treasury?

A Digital Asset Treasury is a reserve of blockchain-native assets held on-chain and used to fund operations, incentivize growth, and align stakeholders. In this case, PECU coins would be deployed to:

• Enhance the company’s asset base
• Enable tokenized fundraising
• Create programmable liquidity and staking incentives
• Signal long-term alignment with the Pecu Novus ecosystem

FGA Partners, known for its work in digital asset structuring and strategic turnarounds, has been quietly building frameworks for DAT deployment across multiple sectors, including fintech, infrastructure, and health tech.

Beyond compliance, in the future the company could tap into new capital markets by issuing Perpetual Digital Credit Note Tokens (PDCNs) backed by its treasury. These instruments allow fractional investment, global access, automated yield issuance and real-time liquidity, all without diluting traditional equity.

“Think of it as a dual growth engine,” said one blockchain analyst. “The core business generates cash flow, while the digital asset treasury amplifies reach, resilience, and investor appeal.”

Is This a New Class of Public Company?

If successful, the move could set a precedent for other public companies seeking to blend traditional operations with blockchain-native capital. It also positions the firm as a proxy investment for PECU coins, giving institutional investors exposure to digital assets without direct custody or token risk.

As the regulatory landscape evolves and capital markets embrace tokenization, this hybrid model may become more than a workaround, it could be the blueprint for a new class of public company.