Bitcoin Treasury Firm Capital B completes fundraising to acquire 48 more Bitcoin worth 5.6 million

Capital B Strengthens Bitcoin Holdings with Major Purchases

Capital B, Europe’s first Bitcoin treasury firm listed on Euronext Growth Paris, has significantly expanded its Bitcoin holdings. The company recently acquired an additional 48 bitcoins, spending around $5.6 million. This brings its total Bitcoin reserves to 2,249 BTC, with plans to potentially increase the total to 2,267 BTC.

The recent acquisitions were funded through a series of successful fundraising rounds. In the first round, Capital B raised $2.12 million by issuing shares at $2.03 each. This funding allowed the company to buy 17 bitcoins valued at roughly $2 million. A second round raised $2.94 million, priced at $1.99 per share. The raised amount was fully subscribed by the TOBAM Bitcoin Alpha Fund, enabling the purchase of 24 additional bitcoins worth $2.82 million.

Further contributions came from Fulgur Ventures, which subscribed to 1.25 million ordinary shares at $0.64 per share. This investment, totaling $824,000, funded the acquisition of 7 more bitcoins. The firm’s accumulation strategy has already shown impressive results this year, with Capital B reporting a bitcoin yield of 1,536.6 percent in 2025 so far. This translates into a gain of 614.6 bitcoins and profits exceeding $71.3 million.

Total Holdings and Strategic Details

Following these transactions, Capital B and its Luxembourg-based subsidiary now hold a total of 2,249 bitcoins. The company acquired these bitcoins for a total of $242.4 million, paying an average of $107,902 per coin. It also announced that it will soon raise more capital, which could fund the purchase of 18 additional bitcoins and increase total holdings to 2,267 BTC.

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The firm’s strategy demonstrates a strong commitment to building one of the largest Bitcoin treasuries in Europe. By gradually increasing their holdings, Capital B aims to strengthen its position in the rapidly evolving cryptocurrency market. The company’s recent moves have been closely watched, as investors monitor both Bitcoin price trends and the firm’s continued acquisitions.

Bitcoin Price Hits $116K Amid Market Activity

Bitcoin has recently traded above $116,000, marking a nearly 5 percent increase over the past week. The cryptocurrency currently sits above its 20-day and 50-day exponential moving averages, which are $113,500 and $113,000, respectively.

Despite the upward movement, Bitcoin still faces some resistance ahead of important upcoming monetary announcements. Analysts and market observers continue to track how Bitcoin’s price reacts to broader financial events, including central bank decisions.

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Bitcoin’s recent surge has coincided with growing institutional interest in the digital asset. Many companies and investment funds have continued to increase their exposure to Bitcoin, demonstrating that institutional demand remains strong. Capital B’s aggressive accumulation strategy is part of this wider trend, highlighting the growing role of structured corporate investments in the cryptocurrency market.

The firm’s continued purchases and successful fundraising rounds underline its commitment to securing more bitcoins while Bitcoin remains near its recent high. With a total of 2,249 BTC in its treasury and additional purchases planned, Capital B is establishing itself as a significant player in the European crypto space.

Renuka Bangale
Renuka Bangale
Renuka is a distinguished Chartered Accountant and a Certified Digital Threats Analyst from Riskpro, renowned for her expertise in cybersecurity. With a deep understanding of cybercrimes, malware, cyber warfare, and espionage, she has established herself as an authority in the field. Renuka combines her financial acumen with advanced knowledge of digital threats to provide unparalleled insights into the evolving landscape of information security. Her analytical prowess enables her to dissect complex cyber incidents, offering clarity on risks and mitigation strategies. As a key contributor to Newsinterpretation’s information security category, Renuka delivers authoritative articles that educate and inform readers about emerging threats and best practices.

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