The listed company, Eason Technology, announced that it will invest 150,000 US dollars to purchase BTC for product research and development
According to PRNewswire, NYSE-listed company Eason Technology announced it will invest $150,000 in purchasing Bitcoin. However, the company's CEO stated that this purchase of Bitcoin is for product research and development, with no current plans to include digital assets in their asset portfolio.
Eason Technology's CEO Stanley stated that the company will focus on its main business, rapidly advancing the development of blockchain technology security products. They firmly support a developmental path based on Bitcoin and Ethereum for digital and blockchain technologies, striving to become an important part of infrastructure within this field.
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