Capital B (The Blockchain Group) announced that online voting for the June 17 shareholder meeting has been opened. The meeting will review the financial report for fiscal year 2025 and authorize the board of directors to set a capital increase authorization with a maximum nominal amount of 50 billion euros, and a debt instrument issuance authorization with a maximum nominal amount of 1000 billion euros. Capital B said the authorization will be used to accelerate its Bitcoin treasury company strategy, with the goal of continuously increasing its Bitcoin holdings per fully diluted share. Capital B claims to be Europe’s first Bitcoin treasury company, currently listed on Euronext Growth Paris, with business involving data intelligence, AI, decentralized technology consulting, and corporate treasury management.

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BridgeBurned
· 5h ago
BTC Treasury Strategy, essentially using shareholders' money to bet on the rise of the coin's price
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AirdropOrganizer
· 10h ago
5 billion euros in capital increase + 100 billion in debt, this dilution rate is a bit frightening
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NeonMargin
· 10h ago
Europe's first BTC treasury company, MSTR's French cousin?
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ForkMoment
· 10h ago
Data intelligence + AI + decentralization, the business package is quite comprehensive.
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GateUser-78acf617
· 10h ago
The amount of BTC held per share continues to increase, a stacking strategy of accumulating coins in a recursive manner
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PerpNightRunner
· 10h ago
Can retail investors participate in the voting on June 17th, or is it an institutional game?
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SushiStopLoss
· 10h ago
100 billion debt limit? This leverage is more aggressive than DeFi.
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