Bitcoin Treasury List Grows With Entry of Crypto Brokerage K33

The cryptocurrency and research services based in Norway, K33, joined the rapidly growing list of companies to adopt Bitcoin Treasury Strategies.

In the announcement on Wednesday, the K33 said he had concluded a financing agreement for the purchase of over 60 million Swedish Krones ($ 6.2 million) in the leading CRIPTO currency. The company said that together with its shareholders would issue new shares as well as debt to buy property.

“We firmly believe that Bitcoin will become an instrumental part of the global financial system,” said K33 Torbjørn Bull Jensen.

He added: “I am excited that I have now started the procedure of the construction of a strong balance supported by Bitcoin, not only as a strong investment in conviction, but more importantly, as a strategic driver for K33 as a leader of cryptocurrency.”

The number of companies focused on the acquisition of Bitcoin has increased in recent weeks, helping to stimulate the price of cryptocurrencies on new peaks. Bitcoin has recently traded with about $ 108,000, with a recent climax close to $ 112,000, but it has an increase of 15% in the last month.

Strategy – Microstrategy Formerly – launched a 2020 strategy to generate shareholders’ values ​​and fight inflation.

Since then, the shares of the company on the Nasdaq list have been rocketed and accelerated by their crypto purchase. The strategy now holds more than 580,000 bitcoins worth more than $ 62 billion based on current prices.

Other companies and companies that listed on the Crypto space have been followed by a suit or they are.

Last month, crypto and financial services Giants Tether, Bitfinex, Cantor Fitzgerald and Softbank Group announced Last month to make them create Twenty -one, a public trading company Bitcoin Treasury with plans to buy 42,000 BTC – or about $ 4.5 billion.

Twenty -one will be launched by the planned merger of the SPAC, Cantor Equity Partners, which trades on Naddaq under the CEP -Ai tag is associated with Cantor Fitzgerald Financial Services Financial Services.

Edited by James Rubin