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Corporate Bitcoin Buying Slowed in August as Treasuries Add $5B
Public companies crossed 1 million BTC in holdings, but overall accumulation lagged compared to July, a pause that coincided with Bitcoin's bull market stalling.

Strategy's S&P 500 Snub Is a Cautionary Signal for Corporate Bitcoin Treasuries: JPMorgan
The company's bid to join the S&P 500 index was rejected, despite meeting eligibility criteria, the report said.

Metaplanet Brings Bitcoin Holdings to More Than 20K With Latest Purchase
The firm Monday announced a modest acquisition of 136 BTC.

Sora Ventures to Buy $1B in Bitcoin With New Treasury Fund
The fund aims to strengthen Asia's network of bitcoin treasury firms and has secured $200 million from investors in the region.

Strategy’s Equity Shift Is No Retreat From Bitcoin Strategy, Benchmark Says
Analyst Mark Palmer reiterated his buy rating and $705 price target on the Michael Saylor-led company, which is more than a double from current levels.

Major Bitcoin Breakout Could be Brewing as Retail and Institutions Stack ‘Relentlessly’
Bitcoin accumulation by retail and institutions is hitting highs, with one analyst saying it could set the stage for a major breakout as price steadies near $109,000

Businesses Are Absorbing Bitcoin at 4x the Rate It Is Mined, According to River’s Research
River’s new flow map suggests companies absorb around 1,755 BTC per day versus approximately 450 mined, with funds and ETFs adding more demand.

AMBTS Raises $23.2M to Build Bitcoin Treasury, Targets 1% of BTC in Circulation
The Amdax-backed initiative sets sights on Euronext listing; The founder of bitcoin miner Hut 8 is among the investors.

Corporate Bitcoin Treasuries Could Raise Credit Risks, Morningstar DBRS Says
Regulatory uncertainty, volatility, and liquidity challenges, could all elevate the credit risk profile of firms adopting a crypto treasury strategy, the report said.

KindlyMD Closes $200M Convertible Note Funding for More Bitcoin
Shares are lower by 11% on Monday with an analyst noting NAKA's convertible note terms were somewhat more stringent than those afforded to Michael Saylor's Strategy.
