Capital B aims to raise approximately €11.5 million to advance its Bitcoin reserve strategy
2025/08/04 14:09
PANews reported on August 4 that according to an official announcement, European listed company Capital B (formerly The Blockchain Group) announced a capital increase and share issuance and convertible bond issuance, intending to raise approximately 11.5 million euros from the TOBAM BITCOIN ALPHA FUND to advance its Bitcoin reserve company strategy.
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