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SEALSQ Corp (LAES) announced the establishment of a cryptocurrency investment fund with up to $30 million allocated to digital assets as part of its treasury strategy. The Geneva-based semiconductor and post-quantum technology company said the fund will support its post-quantum cryptography initiatives.
The investment fund will hold a diversified portfolio including QAIT tokens, WeCan tokens, Hedera (HBAR), Bitcoin (BTC), and Ethereum (ETH). SEALSQ stated it has already begun investing in WeCan tokens. The company described QAIT as its native utility token designed for quantum-secure transactions and digital identity services.
"This commitment of up to $30 million is not just a financial investment—it is a strategic and technological one," said Carlos Moreira, founder and CEO of SEALSQ. "As quantum computing rapidly evolves, securing the future of decentralized technologies is no longer optional, it is essential."
The company reported holding over $170 million in cash and cash equivalents as of July 15, 2025. SEALSQ said this financial position allows the investment without affecting operational activities or research and development initiatives.
SEALSQ stated the cryptocurrency treasury will support testing of cryptocurrencies and utility tokens for machine-to-machine transactions using its post-quantum secure semiconductors. The company envisions future autonomous vehicles, industrial robots, and smart city infrastructures conducting autonomous transactions through its decentralized token ecosystem.
The fund will be managed with a long-term outlook and serve as a foundation for quantum-resistant decentralized finance experiments and secure Web3 infrastructure development, according to the company’s statement.