Analyst asked whether a specific Bitcoin price level is required for borrowers to reach breakeven and resume borrowing, along with customer average mining costs.

Management stated there is no single Bitcoin price threshold, as mining profitability depends on site locations, power contracts, and machine hardware efficiencies. While some customers remain profitable at current prices, overall borrower behavior and lending deployment remain cautious until price and volume trends improve. “It's case by case. I think there's a lot of factors, the mining machine, different types of mining machine, and also about the electricity price.”

Analyst asked about the commercialization strategy for the Nina Web3 AI agent, specific interaction patterns among users, and product roadmap learnings.

Liang explained Nina is in early validation, focusing on usability, retention, and functional expansion. User queries range from macro Bitcoin volatility questions to trending decentralized applications. Near-term priorities emphasize app usability over commercialization. “Currently, I think our goal is to make the app easier for the Web3 users and so that they can use to bring more information and they can also find some interesting trends on transaction-related stuff.”

Analyst questioned the specific risk mitigants against Bitcoin volatility and the outlook for loan book origination demand.

Liang outlined a framework based on over-collateralization, active monitoring, and depositing mined Bitcoin directly into controlled wallets. Antalpha sees continuous borrower interest but will not compromise underwriting standards or accelerate deployment purely to expand balance sheet figures. “And also from mining-related loans, collateral can also be built over time as the Bitcoin mined is also deposited within the control wallet. This provides an additional layer of protection.”

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Antalpha Platform Holding Company (ANTA) Q2 FY26 earnings call: guidance and Q&A

Earnings call· Jun 2026 (Q2 FY26)· Financials· Aug 19, 2026

Source: earnings call transcript

Executive summary

Antalpha Platform Holding Company Q2 FY26 — Credit Discipline Amid Muted Digital Asset Financing

Antalpha navigated a subdued digital asset financing environment by prioritizing collateralized underwriting over balance-sheet growth, sustaining its zero-loss record. While consolidated results absorbed substantial non-cash tokenized gold mark-to-market headwinds, core financing operations maintained positive underlying profitability and improved unit economics.

Highlights

Total revenue of $12.2M exceeded the midpoint of quarterly guidance
Maintained zero principal loss since inception via strict risk underwriting
Technology platform fees grew 10% YoY to $4.5M on improved margin loan pricing
Net fee margin expanded by approximately 10 bps YoY with funding costs steady at 69% of financing fees

Concerns

Total revenue declined 28% YoY to $12.2M (down 15% excluding the Cango facility)
Total value of loans facilitated contracted to $1.35B from $1.71B at Q1 FY26 end
Operating loss expanded to $25.1M and net loss was $12.5M, driven by $26.2M in unrealized fair value losses on XAUt and XAUE holdings

Guidance & targets

Category	Target	Timeline	Confidence
Q3 FY26 revenue	$10 million to $12 million high materiality	Q3 FY26	Medium

Segment performance

Segment	Revenue	YoY	QoQ	Margin
Antalpha Prime Primary operating segment and revenue contributor. Operated profitably on a standalone GAAP basis. Adjusted EBITDA included a $3.9 million fair value loss on Prime XAUE holdings. Technology financing fees: $7.7 millionTechnology platform fees: $4.5 millionAdjusted EBITDA ex-fair value loss: $0.6 millionAdjusted EBITDA margin ex-fair value loss: 5%	$12.2 million	-28%	—	-$3.3 million adjusted EBITDA loss
Aurelion Consolidated since Q4 2025. Results were heavily impacted by mark-to-market movements in XAUt token prices, which fell from $4,667 to $3,996 per unit during the quarter. Unrealized fair value loss on XAUt: $22.3 millionNet asset value: $91.9 millionAttributable net asset value: $29 millionDigital assets and cash: $134.7 millionDebt: $42.8 millionTokenized gold holdings: 33,318 units	—	—	—	-$24.4 million operating loss

Product announcements

Product	Type	Timeline	Details
Nina	expansion	Q2 FY26
XAUE protocol staking	milestone	Q2 FY26

Deals & partnerships

Cango Financing facility

The facility contributed to Q2 FY25 revenue but was nearly fully repaid during Q1 FY26; excluding Cango, revenue fell 15% YoY rather than 28%.

Risks & headwinds

Crypto asset fair value mark-to-market volatility Q2 FY26 and ongoing

$26.2 million unrealized loss on XAUt and XAUE holdings in Q2 FY26

Mitigation:Long-term holding horizon and staking units into XAUE to generate yield; partial price recovery observed in Q3.

Muted digital asset borrowing demand Near term

Total loans facilitated fell from $1.71B at Q1 end to $1.35B at Q2 end; technology financing fees fell 40% YoY

Mitigation:Maintaining selective capital deployment, disciplined underwriting, and expanding technology platform fee pricing.

What to watch in Q3 FY26

Q3 FY26 Revenue

Q3 FY26

Current $12.2 million

Target $10 million to $12 million

Why it matters

Tracks revenue stability amidst lower overall loan balances and cautious financing demand.

We expect third quarter 2026 revenue between $10 million to $12 million.

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Q&A highlights

Analyst inquired about the yield earned on XAUE holdings and whether it is recognized in revenue or non-operating income.

CFO Guanning Liang clarified that XAUE protocol yields are classified as non-operating items rather than reported lending revenue ($12.2 million was purely lending). While the yield was not significant in Q2, management views it as an important initial step in generating productive returns from tokenized gold holdings.

“As you can see from the financial statements from Antalpha is $12.2 million for this quarter. They are purely from the lending business. And so it was recorded in the nonoperating part.”

asked by Edward Engel · answered by Guanning Liang

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Detailed narrative

Macro Financing Environment and Underwriting Stance

The digital asset ecosystem saw muted financing demand during Q2 FY26 as market participants prioritized liquidity management, operational efficiency, and conservative capital allocation. Antalpha responded by intentionally restricting capital deployment rather than pursuing aggressive loan volume growth. The company maintained its record of zero principal loss since inception across diverse market cycles.

Management reiterated that its risk framework relies on over-collateralization, active collateral monitoring, and direct control wallet mechanisms for mining borrowers.

Antalpha Prime Operating and Financial Profile

Flagship platform Antalpha Prime contributed all $12.2 million of consolidated revenue for the quarter and operated profitably on a standalone GAAP basis. Standalone adjusted EBITDA loss was $3.3 million, which included a $3.9 million fair value loss on Prime XAUE holdings; excluding this mark, Prime generated $0.6 million of adjusted EBITDA (5% margin), down from $4.0 million (24% margin) in Q2 FY25.

Technology financing fees fell 40% YoY to $7.7 million due to lower loan balances, while platform fees rose 10% YoY to $4.5 million.

Aurelion Asset Backing and Fair Value Fluctuations

Aurelion produced a $24.4 million operating loss contribution, primarily driven by a $22.3 million unrealized fair value loss as the price of XAUt fell from $4,667 at quarter start to $3,996 at quarter end (though recovering past $4,300 by August 18).

As of June 30, Aurelion held $134.7 million in digital assets and cash (including 33,318 units of XAUt and XAUE) against $42.8 million of debt, yielding a net asset value of $91.9 million. Antalpha holds a 42% economic interest in Aurelion, representing approximately $29 million in attributable net asset value.

Nina Web3 AI Agent Initiative Ramping Engagement

Antalpha advanced Nina, its proprietary agentic AI project designed to assist Web3 users in discovering information, analyzing trends, and navigating decentralized protocols. Product availability was expanded via public releases on iOS and Android. Nina accumulated several thousand registered users, with a majority completing at least one core product interaction. Current management focus centers on user experience, retention, and validating commercialization potential rather than near-term monetization.

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