Crypto Co. FY26 H1 net loss narrows to $884,719; revenue falls to $5,512

Reuters2026/08/19 21:34

Crypto Co. narrowed its six-month net loss to $884,719, from $1.62 million a year earlier.
Revenue fell 22.22% to $5,512, due to decreased demand for blockchain training services.
General and administrative expenses climbed to $1.47 million, from $1.25 million.
Other income was $548,728, swinging from other expense of $372,923 on derivative-liability extinguishment and lower interest expense.
Frame asset deal updated July 7, extending the funding deadline 120 days and extinguishing the $1 re-acquisition option.

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