Delin Holdings: The company's business does not fall under the DAT model and has no intention of passively holding cryptocurrencies.
Jinse Finance reported that Hong Kong-listed company Deli Holdings issued a supplementary announcement, emphasizing that the company's business does not fall under the Digital Asset Treasury (DAT) or cash company model, and it has no intention of passively holding cryptocurrencies. In addition, Deli Holdings disclosed that, as of now, approximately HKD 257.51 million has been used for its digital finance strategic plan, of which about HKD 123.73 million was invested in RWA, approximately HKD 58.18 million was invested in One Carmel, and about USD 75.02 million was used to acquire bitcoin mining machines from Bitmain.
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