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  • 11:47
    Matador Technologies plans to raise an additional $75 million to further increase its bitcoin holdings.
    Jinse Finance reported that Matador Technologies, a Canada-listed Bitcoin treasury company, announced it has amended its previously announced $100 million convertible note financing agreement. The disclosure revealed that the company has signed a registration rights agreement with investors, allowing it to raise a total of $75 million through the issuance of additional notes. The related funds will be used to purchase Bitcoin for Matador's balance sheet. However, Matador Technologies has removed the previously announced plan to "hold 6,000 Bitcoins by 2027" from its latest information disclosure.
  • 11:47
    The Trump Family-Linked Mining Firm ABTC Breaks Into Top 20 Bitcoin Holdings Among Crypto Treasury Companies
    BlockBeats News, December 16, according to the Associated Press, the Trump family-affiliated mining company American Bitcoin (ABTC) as of December 14, 2025, held approximately 5,098 bitcoins in its strategic reserve, ranking it among the top 20 publicly listed Bitcoin Treasury Reserve Trust (TRT) companies. American Bitcoin Co-founder and Chief Strategy Officer Eric Trump said, "I am incredibly proud of the tremendous growth we have achieved. In just over three months since our listing on Nasdaq, ABTC's Bitcoin reserves have placed us among the top 20 publicly listed Bitcoin reserve companies globally, showcasing our explosive growth trajectory and robust expansion capabilities."
  • 11:46
    Hong Kong SFC adds "Hong Kong Stablecoin Exchange" to the list of suspicious virtual asset trading platforms
    ChainCatcher news, the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission has announced that it has added the "Hong Kong Stablecoin Exchange" to the list of suspicious virtual asset trading platforms. The Hong Kong SFC stated that this entity claims to operate a virtual asset trading platform suspected of unlicensed activities and involvement in virtual asset-related fraudulent activities. The entity also falsely claims to have been jointly established by "HKEX, SEHK, and HKFE," but in fact, it has no connection with any of the three exchanges.
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