A public company sold Bitcoin and somehow gave each shareholder more BTC exposure
Its share count fell about 2.04% against a 0.93% decline in holdings, lifting BTC per share 1.13% across comparable endpoints. The post A public company sold Bitcoin and somehow gave each shareholder more BTC exposure appeared first on CryptoSlate.
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- Its share count fell about 2.04% against a 0.93% decline in holdings, lifting BTC per share 1.13% across comparable endpoints.
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