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Ethereum Treasury Company The Ether Machine and Dynamix's $1.6 billion SPAC merger announced termination
Deep Tide TechFlow News, April 12, According to CoinDesk, Ethereum treasury company The Ether Machine and special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) Dynamix Corporation (ticker: DYNX) announced on Friday that both parties have agreed to terminate their previously planned $1.6 billion merger deal due to unfavorable market conditions. According to documents filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), The Ether Machine is required to pay Dynamix a $50 million termination fee within 15 days.
The merger agreement was first disclosed in July 2025, with the original plan to list The Ether Machine on NASDAQ under the ticker ETHM. In terms of deal size, the agreement includes a $1.5 billion fully committed PIPE financing (claimed to be the largest of its kind since 2021 in common stock offerings), as well as approximately $170 million in funds held in Dynamix’s trust account. Post-merger, the company is expected to hold over 400k ETH on its books.
The Ether Machine positions itself as an Ethereum treasury and yield-generating tool, producing returns through staking and DeFi strategies, while holding a large reserve of Ethereum. According to CoinGecko data, the company currently holds 496,712 ETH, valued at over $1.1 billion.