I came across some interesting information: Greenlane Holdings, a Nasdaq-listed company, has recently been very active. Their board has just approved a $2 million stock buyback plan, which suggests that management still has a great deal of confidence in the company’s prospects.

Even more interesting is their positioning on BERA. According to the latest disclosed financial report, Greenlane has increased its holdings by another 7.5 million BERA, bringing its total holdings to 77.9 million. Against the circulating supply at the time, this figure accounted for roughly 32%. For a publicly listed company to take such a large position in a single token, it really does show that they’re bullish on the Berachain ecosystem.

Taken together, the stock buyback plan and the increase in BERA holdings indicate that Greenlane is clearly allocating capital in two directions at the same time. This strategy of both doing stock buybacks and adding to its BERA holdings reflects the company’s dual certainty about its own value and its ecosystem investment. What’s particularly interesting is that this publicly traded company uses stock buybacks to stabilize its share price, while also adding more to its crypto assets—seemingly carrying out a relatively aggressive, multi-dimensional asset allocation.