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Bitcoin Treasury Capital Increases Holdings by 4.4 BTC with an Additional 5 Million SEK, Bringing Total Holdings to 152 BTC

Bitcoin Treasury Capital Increases Holdings by 4.4 BTC with an Additional 5 Million SEK, Bringing Total Holdings to 152 BTC

金色财经金色财经2025/07/12 03:37
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According to Jinse Finance, Bitcoin Treasury Capital has officially announced an additional purchase of 4.4 BTC for 5 million Swedish kronor (approximately $500,000), at an average price of $118,159 per Bitcoin. As of July 11, 2025, the company’s total Bitcoin holdings have reached approximately 152 BTC. The company also disclosed that the previously raised funds of about 10 million Swedish kronor on July 9 have not yet been used, and this amount will also be fully allocated to purchasing Bitcoin.

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