In a significant vote of confidence, Bitcoin O.G. Adam Back has injected $1.3 million into Capital B, a move aimed at supercharging the company's Bitcoin treasury strategy.
Metaplanet just pulled in $50 million in zero-interest bonds to stack more Bitcoin. Everyone thought the party's over after massive losses—think again.
Everyone figured Nigel Farage was done dipping toes into crypto after his equity buy-in. Wrong. Stack BTC, his latest obsession, just loaded up $2.7 million in Bitcoin — and it's shaking up British politics' money game.
Last week, Michael Saylor's Strategy dropped $1 billion on 13,927 bitcoin — all funded by peddling preferred stock called Stretch. But here's the rub: shares dipped anyway, hinting at deeper cracks in this bitcoin treasury obsession.
TD Cowen isn't backing off crypto treasuries. They're trimming Strategy's Bitcoin-fueled target yet slapping 'buy' on Ethereum player Sharplink, betting staking crushes ETF yields.
Bitcoin treasury firms were supposed to be the golden ticket after BTC's $126K high. Now Nakamoto's down 99%, begging shareholders for a reverse split just to stay on Nasdaq.
Bitcoin corporate treasuries are no longer marching in lockstep. As BTC slips below $70K, some companies are dumping holdings at a loss while others double down—and the cracks are starting to show.
A Tokyo firm just cracked the top three corporate Bitcoin holders by loading up $405 million worth in a single quarter. Problem? The market doesn't seem impressed.