Ethereum Crypto Treasury to Go Public in $1.5 Billion SPAC Deal
Ether Machine Inc., the expected surviving company of the merger, will be anchored by 169,984 Ether from one of the co-founders, and a stock financing of more than $800 million, according to a statement Monday. As much as $170 million of cash in the trust account of Dynamix Corp., the special purpose acquisition company merging with the pool would also be included.
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