French listed company Capital B increased its holdings by 126 BTC, bringing its BTC return year-to-date to 1519.5%.
2025/08/11 14:30
PANews reported on August 11 that French listed company Capital B tweeted that it had confirmed the acquisition of 126 BTC for approximately 12.4 million euros, bringing its total holdings to 2,201 coins. The BTC return rate from the beginning of the year to date is 1,519.5%.
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