Nuvve Holding Corp. (Nasdaq: NVVE) is a global leader in grid modernization and vehicle-to-grid (V2G) technology.
The company, with plans to create a crypto treasury and introduce Bitcoin (BTC) payments, is expected to report the earnings of the third quarter of the year on Nov. 13.
The green energy company approved the inclusion of BTC as a primary treasury asset on Jan. 28.
Nuvve said it will allocate up to 30% of its excess cash toward BTC purchases, though the plan remains subject to market conditions.
In addition, the company said its goal is to introduce Bitcoin as a payment option for its customers and suppliers.
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On Apr. 28, the company announced a new wholly owned subsidiary, Nuvve-DigitalAssets, dedicated to digital treasury operations.
The company said its crypto portfolio will allocate at least a 50% allocation to BTC, while the rest allocated to other cryptocurrencies like Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), Aave (AAVE), Chainlink (LINK), Avalanche (AVAX), etc.
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James Altucher to lead Nuvve-DigitalAssets
Nuvve Holding announced on May 9 that a group of advisers will guide the growth of Nuvve-DigitalAssets.
James Altucher, an early Bitcoin advocate, venture capitalist, best-selling author, and podcaster, will chair the committee.
Veteran financial commentator Tim Collins is also part of the committee.
On Nov. 12, NUUVE Japan Corporation secured an aggregation agreement targeting existing stationary storage batteries in Japan. The NVVE stock closed at $0.1560 yesterday.
Following the Japan agreement, the stock surged more than 400% and hit the intraday high of $0.6450 on Nov. 13. At the time of writing, the NVVE stock was exchanging hands at $0.5251.
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