Mega Matrix (NYSE: MPU) has officially launched its $2 billion decentralized finance (DeFi) initiative with the purchase of 3.86 million ENA tokens, worth about $3 million. The move marks a sharp pivot for the Singapore-based holding company, which has shifted from streaming services to building a treasury anchored in governance tokens at the core of DeFi.

First Move in a Larger Strategy
The tokens were accumulated over two weeks at an average price of $0.7117 per ENA, according to a September 12 press release. Mega Matrix emphasized that this was not a one-time trade but the first step in a systematic plan to buy ENA on a weekly basis, subject to market conditions.
“Moving forward and based on market conditions, we plan to systematically execute our strategy by accumulating ENA on a weekly basis, reinforcing our commitment to building the premier treasury reserve for stablecoin governance tokens,” the company said.
From SEC Filing to Token Accumulation
The purchase builds on Mega Matrix’s September 4 filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The company submitted a universal shelf registration statement on Form F-3, allowing it to raise up to $2 billion over three years through equity, debt, or warrants. Management has made clear that all proceeds will go toward its new DeFi Asset Treasury (DAT) strategy.
Executives describe governance tokens like ENA—native to the Ethena stablecoin ecosystem—as the “equity of stablecoin ecosystems.” In their view, owning such tokens gives companies influence in shaping the protocols that underpin next-generation financial infrastructure.
Market Reaction
Investors responded positively to the news. Shares of Mega Matrix rose 15% in pre-market trading to $1.94, according to Yahoo Finance. The reaction contrasts with the dip earlier this month, when the $2 billion plan was first unveiled and shares slipped nearly 4% as markets weighed its scope and ambition.

A Bold Bet on DeFi Governance
Mega Matrix’s foray into ENA positions it among a growing number of publicly listed companies experimenting with treasury strategies tied to digital assets. By systematically acquiring governance tokens, the firm is betting that influence over stablecoin ecosystems will hold long-term value as the DeFi sector matures.
The ENA purchase is just the opening move in Mega Matrix’s expansive $2 billion strategy. If the company follows through on its plan, it could emerge as a significant player in DeFi governance—a space where financial power increasingly lies not just in assets held, but in the votes that shape protocol rules.