Another micro-strategy company might be getting delisted. This summer, the Bitcoin micro-strategy company Kindly MD (NASDAQ: NAKA), which has raised a total of $763 million, received a delisting warning from Nasdaq after its stock price stayed below $1 for 30 consecutive trading days. The company has accumulated 5,398 Bitcoins, making it the 19th largest publicly traded Bitcoin treasury company in the world. However, as the micro-strategy sector in the U.S. stock market cools down, more and more companies whose main business is hoarding cryptocurrencies are facing the risk of delisting due to sluggish stock prices. There have even been cases where micro-strategy companies were forced to sell their coins to save their public listing status.