Sander Andersen, co-founder and executive chairman of Swedish publicly listed company H100 Group, stated that the company’s shareholders will vote on June 23 to decide the next phase of the Bitcoin strategy, including authorizing the completion of the Moonshot transaction to increase H100’s BTC holdings to approximately 3,500 coins, and expanding the stock issuance authorization to continue advancing the BTC reserve strategy.

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GateUser-ada1e8c7
· 1h ago
Shareholders' voting determines BTC strategy; does this mean the company's fate is now in the hands of the crypto community? Exciting.
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ThePatienceRequiredFor
· 6h ago
Traditional listed companies are so aggressive in hoarding coins; Sweden's regulatory environment is indeed friendly.
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ThetaSideEye
· 6h ago
Authorization to expand stock issuance, in plain terms, is using equity to exchange for BTC. Can shareholders accept dilution?
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GlassDomeObservatory
· 7h ago
Voting on June 23rd, after the Moonshot trade was implemented, holding 3,500 BTC, this pace is faster than I imagined.
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ProtocolPaladin
· 7h ago
If the vote doesn't pass, it will be awkward, and the crypto world will have one more black swan.
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GateUser-0fdb3438
· 7h ago
Nordic companies are doing this quite innovatively; over in the U.S., it's already turned into a red ocean.
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BorrowedSun
· 7h ago
Stock issuance swapped for BTC reserves, this move is a recursive play, everyone’s happy when the coin rises, but both suffer when it falls
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BluePeonyPrincipalProtection
· 7h ago
3,500 units sound like a lot, but in reality it’s only about $300 million—so among institutions, it’s considered a small player.
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