Cosmos Health is ready to shake things up in the healthcare sector with a hefty $300 million, and they’re not wasting time; Ethereum is now on their radar. The Nasdaq-listed group made waves Wednesday by announcing that they’ve secured a financing deal to kickstart an Ethereum treasury strategy, all thanks to an unnamed U.S. institutional investor. Nothing shady here, just some senior secured convertible promissory notes and a whole lot of crypto.
Ethereum to Drive Digital Transformation and Innovation
This move? It’s all part of their grand digital transformation. From blockchain to e-commerce, Cosmos is setting up a digital asset treasury that will serve as a financial backbone. They’re even eyeing blockchain for supply chain traceability, wellness programs, and engaging consumers on a global scale. We love a company with vision, right?
Here’s the catch: Cosmos has to dedicate a solid 72.5% of the proceeds to the Ethereum stash. The rest? Well, it’s going straight into working capital and growth, because hey, why not make sure you’re keeping the lights on while you play in the crypto pool?
They’ve partnered up with BitGo to safely store and stake the ETH. Meanwhile, Cosmos is cooking up additional strategies to make those Ether holdings work for them. Cash flow optimization? You bet.
Oh, and if you’ve been following the trend, you know Cosmos isn’t alone. After a wave of Bitcoin treasury buzz earlier in 2025, Ethereum treasuries are all the rage. Geoffrey Kendrick, Standard Chartered’s global head of digital assets research, even went as far as to call these Ethereum-focused companies "very investable." He claims they’ve got the upper hand over Bitcoin treasury firms, with DeFi leverage and staking rewards in their corner.
For those keeping score, SharpLink Gaming is still the biggest corporate Ethereum holder with 360,810 ETH, just edging out Bitmine’s 300,660 ETH. Looks like Cosmos is aiming to play with the big boys, time will tell if this strategy pays off!
Maryna Hornieieva
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