Hong Kong-listed company DL Holdings reaches strategic cooperation with Antalpha, involving tokenized gold and bitcoin mining infrastructure
According to Jinse Finance, as reported by Businessinsider, DL Holdings Group Limited (HKEX: 1709) has announced a strategic partnership with digital asset financial services provider Antalpha, valued at up to $200 million. The collaboration covers two core areas: tokenized gold assets and bitcoin mining infrastructure. In terms of gold assets, DL Holdings has completed an initial $5 million investment in Tether Gold (XAU₮) and plans to further acquire and distribute $100 million worth of XAU₮ over the next 12 months. For mining infrastructure, the company plans to invest $100 million in bitcoin mining expansion, has procured thousands of high-performance mining machines, and established a strategic alliance with Antalpha.
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