Capital B, the Bitcoin treasury company, has received shareholder approval for its financing plan exceeding $120 billion
According to BTCTreasuries, Bitcoin treasury company Capital B has disclosed that its shareholders' meeting has approved a large-scale financing plan, allowing for the raising of up to approximately $5.76 billion through the issuance of new shares, and refinancing of up to approximately $115.2 billion through the issuance of credit instruments, aimed at further increasing its Bitcoin holdings.
Based on current prices, the potential scale of this financing could theoretically support the purchase of over 1.87 million BTC, demonstrating the company's continued high expansion in its crypto asset allocation strategy. This resolution implies that Capital B may continue to expand its Bitcoin holdings through a dual path of "equity + debt instruments" in the future, further strengthening its asset-liability structure and exposure to the crypto market.
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