
Marathon Holdings, a leading Bitcoin mining company, is set to raise up to $2 billion through a stock offering aimed at expanding its Bitcoin reserves. This strategic move follows a trend among several companies, including GameStop and Metaplanet, which are also increasing their Bitcoin holdings despite recent price declines. Marathon, the largest publicly traded Bitcoin miner, intends to utilize the funds to bolster its treasury and support its ongoing operations. The decision comes amid a broader corporate push to accumulate Bitcoin, as evidenced by other firms raising substantial amounts for similar purposes. Notably, MicroStrategy's recent activity has seen it acquire approximately $1.92 billion worth of Bitcoin, further intensifying the competition in the corporate Bitcoin treasury landscape. Despite these significant purchases, Bitcoin's price has seen a downturn, dropping approximately 5% in recent days, raising questions about the sustainability of this accumulation strategy in a bear market environment.
“Obviously it’s a bear market. Tether is buying billions. Saylor is buying billions. Japanese Saylor is buying millions. Public mining companies are going to buy billions. GameStop is going to buy billions. And bitcoin is still trending down.” https://t.co/98SAKfVfO5
🚨The Bitcoin corporate treasury game is heating up fast. Who’s next?🚨 - $MARA is selling $2B in stock to stack BTC - @gamestopis going full MicroStrategy with a $1.3B raise - @Metaplanet_JP, @rumblevideo & more piling into BTC From miners to meme stocks, public companies are https://t.co/GjXuFUtmvW
Tether bought 8888 Bitcoin in Q1 And @saylor bought more than $7 billion worth of $BTC over the same time frame So why is #bitcoin down? @NoelleInMadrid and @zGuz discuss the trend: https://t.co/1Tw6g7nItZ






