B HODL raises £48,275 to buy another Bitcoin, then launches a fresh share sale
What's the deal? B HODLDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →, a British company built to buy and hold Bitcoin, has raised £48,275 ($65,100) by selling 600,000 ordinary shares through Canaccord GenuityDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →, then immediately launched a new offering of up to 600,000 more. The company sold shares at an average 8.06 pence apiece to fund its treasury strategy.
What's the endgame? B HODL used the proceeds, plus funds from its Capital Deployment Programme, to buy 1 BTC at an average £57,680.15. That lifts total holdings to 167.487 BTC, with an aggregate cost basis of £13,679,207.
Why now? The AQSE-listed company frames its mission as compounding "sats per share" — Bitcoin exposure per share — for shareholders. Its measure rose to 120.16 sats per share, up from 117.77 in April.
The quick re-raise: Having just closed its second at-the-market offering (ATM 2), B HODL wasted no time opening ATM 3. New shares are expected to start trading around September 8, 2026, provided each sale is "accretive" under the company's Bitcoin net asset value framework.
The signal: B HODL calls itself the first British company founded to buy, hold, deploy, and compound Bitcoin — a UK take on the corporate treasury playbook popularised in the US. Its rapid, small-batch share sales show how thinly capitalised firms are drip-feeding equity into crypto exposure, betting disciplined issuance beats one large raise.
Read more: investegate.co.uk
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