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Nano Labs acquires 74,315 BNB, expanding its digital asset reserves to approximately $160 million

Nano Labs acquires 74,315 BNB, expanding its digital asset reserves to approximately $160 million

金色财经金色财经2025/07/03 13:04
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According to Jinse Finance, Nano Labs Ltd, a Nasdaq-listed provider of Web 3.0 infrastructure and product solutions, announced today that it has acquired 74,315 BNB through over-the-counter (OTC) transactions, with an average purchase price of approximately $672.45, totaling around $50 million. Following the completion of this transaction, the company’s total reserves of major digital assets, including Bitcoin and BNB, have reached approximately $160 million.

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