Parataxis Holdings, a New York-based digital asset investment firm, said it agreed to buy most of South Korean data security company Sinsiway (290560) for 40 billion won ($27.3 million) and transform it into a publicly traded ether ETH$3,093.16 treasury firm.

Parataxis and unidentified affiliates will gain a controlling stake in the 20-year-old company. If approved by Sinsiway’s shareholders in January 2026, the company will be renamed Parataxis ETH, Inc. and retain its stock-exchange listing, according to a press release shared with CoinDesk.

The renamed entity would become South Korea’s first ether-focused treasury platform backed by institutional capital from the U.S., according to the release. Parataxis Holdings’ founder and CEO, Edward Chin, is expected to join the board.

The move is part of Parataxis’ broader strategy to bring digital assets into public markets. Earlier, it launched Parataxis Korea, which focuses on bitcoin BTC$93,252.64 treasury operations. According to BitcoinTreasuries, the company currently holds 150 BTC worth nearly $14 million.

The ETH-focused entity will serve a similar purpose, holding ether as part of its core strategy while linking traditional finance with onchain assets such as stablecoins, DeFi protocols and blockchain-based games.

“Ethereum is entering its own super cycle, centered on Wall Street adoption, as the most trusted platform supporting key use cases such as stablecoins, Decentralized Finance (DeFi), and gaming,” Chin said in a statement.

Parataxis Capital, founded in 2019, manages hedge funds and advises institutional clients.