BlockBeats News, March 3 — Neo Foundation has released the FY2025 financial report and insights, covering Neo’s financial status since inception, investment summary, asset management, expenditures, and Neo’s next phase restructuring plan.
Over the past 12 years, Neo started with approximately $5.2 million and achieved significant returns after ups and downs, with total high-liquidity cash inflows nearing $200 million. The appreciation of crypto assets contributed notably, with treasury assets reaching a historic high of about $461 million. By the end of 2025, Neo’s treasury held approximately 41.17 million NEO and 40.08 million GAS. Converting some GAS to NEO can recover most of the initial principal and generate a net surplus of about 2.57 million GAS. High-liquidity assets also include roughly 1,112 BTC, mainly from internal consolidation and NGC liquidation. Currently, the treasury mainly holds high-liquidity assets, maintaining overall health and self-sufficiency. The expenditure structure shows: 58% operational costs, 27% community and ecosystem support, and 14% investment activities.
Neo’s next phase restructuring plan focuses on: shifting governance to a community-driven model, making decisions based on capability and merit to reduce reliance on founders; increasing transparency by starting to publish annual financial reports, independent audits, public treasury wallet addresses, and replacing single-signature custody with multi-signature; relocating operational focus to Hong Kong to optimize regulatory environment; upgrading the technology stack to embrace non-NeoVM compatible chains; and strategically expanding into emerging fields, especially AI, with the upcoming release of “Neo’s AI Strategy.”
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