Fold’s 2Q26 results remained pressured by the weaker bitcoin backdrop, with revenue of $6.1M down 25.5% y/y and below consensus, while adj. EBITDA improved modestly to $(5.5)M from $(5.8)M in 1Q. The forward setup improved as Fold advanced its shift toward asset-based and recurring revenue streams through the Lead Bank partnership, deposit economics, and broader financial-product expansion beyond transaction-driven activity. Credit Card traction remains the primary near-term catalyst, with more than 2,000 cards in early access, an 80K+ waitlist, stronger-than-expected spend per user, and profitable per-swipe economics, though additional financing capacity remains the key constraint on scaling. Balance-sheet flexibility also improved materially following the sale of 632 BTC and repayment of the $20.0M Two Prime facility, leaving Fold with $28.4M of quarter-end cash and greater capacity to fund product expansion.