Brazilian listed company Méliuz announced that it has purchased $28.4 million worth of Bitcoin, becoming the first company in the country to include Bitcoin in its treasury. The decision has been approved by an overwhelming majority of the company's shareholders.
🇧🇷 MÉLIUZ BECOMES BRAZIL’S FIRST PUBLICLY TRADED COMPANY TO HOLD BITCOIN AS A TREASURY ASSET, ACQUIRING 274.52 $BTC WORTH $28.4 MILLION. https://t.co/pCEytm2ce3
MÉLIUZ ADDS BITCOIN TO TREASURY, FIRST IN BRAZIL TO DO SO Méliuz has purchased $28.4 million in Bitcoin, integrating the asset into its corporate treasury strategy. With the move, it becomes the first Brazilian company to officially hold Bitcoin on its balance sheet. Source: https://t.co/pJ0it6EamM






















Vinanz, a publicly traded company listed on the London Stock Exchange, has secured $2 million in funding from a global investor to expand its Bitcoin assets. The company plans to use the funds to acquire 274.52 BTC and is considering a future dual listing on Nasdaq. In a separate development, Coinsilium Group, another UK-listed company, has raised £1.25 million to implement a Bitcoin treasury strategy. This move indicates a growing trend among UK public companies to diversify their treasury holdings into cryptocurrencies. In Brazil, Méliuz has become the first company in the country to adopt a Bitcoin treasury strategy after purchasing $28.4 million worth of Bitcoin. The decision was approved by an overwhelming majority of the company's shareholders, marking a significant step in the integration of Bitcoin into corporate treasuries in Brazil.