Depois de anunciar que adotaria uma "estratégia Bitcoin" no início do mês, a empresa de tecnologia listada nos EUA "KULR Technology Group" anunciou oficialmente que gastou US$ 21 milhões para comprar 217,18 Bitcoins. O valor gasto foi de quase dois. vezes os ativos totais da KULR no ano passado. Muitas vezes, isso pode ser chamado de "aposta épica".
No entanto, este é apenas o ponto de partida para o layout do Bitcoin da KULR. De acordo com o anúncio oficial, a empresa pretende investir até 90% do seu excedente de caixa na compra de Bitcoin como um ativo estratégico de longo prazo, e continuará a acumular mais Bitcoin no futuro.
To ensure asset security, KULR has partnered with the well-known cryptocurrency exchange platform Coinbase Prime, which will provide professional custody services, USDC support, and self-managed digital wallets, creating layers of protection for KULR's digital assets.
KULR Technology Group is a battery technology company that specializes in providing commercial and customized energy storage solutions for the space, aerospace, and defense sectors.
After news of purchasing Bitcoin broke, KULR's stock price surged over 40% on Thursday, reaching a high of $4.94, nearing the peak of $5 per share on the first day of its IPO listing. Additionally, since the low point on November 1, KULR's stock price has accumulated a rise of over 1,500%.
Bitcoin has become the new darling of enterprises, with multiple publicly listed companies scrambling to position themselves.
KULR is not an isolated case; in the past year, an increasing number of publicly listed companies have incorporated Bitcoin into their balance sheets. For example, 'Bitcoin whale' MicroStrategy has continuously increased its Bitcoin purchases, not only accumulating astonishing assets but also driving its stock price to soar, causing many companies to fall into 'FOMO' (fear of missing out), fearing they might miss the next wave of wealth opportunities.
Additionally, Bitcoin mining company Hut 8 recently announced it will invest $500 million to expand its Bitcoin holdings; Marathon Digital is buying 15,574 Bitcoins through the issuance of nearly $2 billion in convertible bonds; at the same time, online video platform Rumble is using $20 million in profits to purchase Bitcoin; Canadian tech company Jiva Technologies has also bought $1 million worth of Bitcoin.
"Stock price soared over 40%! U.S. company KULR announces investment in Bitcoin" was originally published on (Blockcast).
