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Unitronix Corp. (UTRX) announced it will add Ethereum to its digital asset treasury strategy, joining its existing Bitcoin reserves. The blockchain company, based in Marlton, N.J., focuses on real-world asset tokenization and cryptocurrency asset management.
The company plans to stake a portion of its future ETH holdings using validator protocols to generate yield while contributing to network security. "Bitcoin is giving us the foundation, but Ethereum will give us functionality," said Kenneth J. Williams, CEO of Unitronix Corp. "With this treasury expansion, we’re not just storing value — we’re unlocking programmable capital that can support staking, smart contract execution, and next-gen asset tokenization."
This development follows Unitronix’s recent Bitcoin treasury acquisition of 5.5 BTC and a mining infrastructure partnership that secures access to up to 50% of monthly Bitcoin production from a private U.S.-based data center.
The company positions the Ethereum allocation as both a treasury reserve and a gateway to decentralized finance opportunities. Management views the dual-asset approach as part of a multi-asset treasury model designed for what it terms resilience, growth, and on-chain integration.
Unitronix specializes in tokenizing real-world assets such as intellectual property and convertible debt instruments using smart contracts. The company’s Bitcoin treasury acquisition placed it on the Bitcoin Treasuries list alongside other corporate holders.