Canadian-listed company Universal Digital acquires 10 Bitcoins for the first time
According to an official announcement reported by Jinse Finance, Canadian-listed company Universal Digital has acquired 10 bitcoins in its initial treasury allocation. Previously, Universal Digital announced the launch of a Bitcoin reserve strategy, planning to gradually reduce its current altcoin holdings and convert them into Bitcoin. The company has signed a non-binding memorandum of cooperation with Tokyo-listed GFA, aiming to jointly design Bitcoin reserve solutions for Asian listed companies. Under the agreement, both parties will explore building Bitcoin reserve models for Japanese listed companies, developing financing instruments such as warrants for Bitcoin acquisition, and improving the digital asset custody framework.
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