Swedish health technology company H100 Group has secured approximately SEK 101 million (around $10.7 million) in new financing to expand its Bitcoin holdings. Among the investors is Adam Back, a prominent cypherpunk and early Bitcoin contributor known for being the first coder to communicate with Bitcoin's creator, Satoshi Nakamoto. Following the fundraising, H100's shares surged by 30% and later reports indicated a 45% growth. Adam Back has emphasized the urgency for individuals to become Bitcoin wholecoiners, suggesting that "time is running out" to accumulate a full Bitcoin. The fundraising and subsequent share price increase highlight growing corporate interest in Bitcoin mining and acquisition opportunities, with H100 aiming to emulate the success of MicroStrategy in Sweden.