Publicly Listed Company Done.AI to Allocate Approximately $2 Million for Bitcoin Purchase
On June 25, it was reported that the publicly listed company Done.AI has initiated an evaluation of integrating blockchain infrastructure as a strategic supplement to its AI-native financial platform. As part of this initiative, the company will allocate 20 million Norwegian kroner (approximately 2 million US dollars) to purchase Bitcoin, with the transaction expected to be executed soon. The company will also explore the feasibility and integration of stablecoins, equity tokenization, and digital securities infrastructure.
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