Hong Kong Asia Holdings Buys 10 More Bitcoins, Total Position Reaches 28.88
April 14 (Bloomberg) -- Hong Kong-listed Hong Kong Asia Holdings (01723) announced that the company has purchased about 10 additional bitcoins in the open market, with a total transaction amounting to about HK$6,267,843 (about US$806,671), the company said in an announcement. Together with the 18.88 Bitcoins acquired in the previous three purchases, the company's total position now stands at 28.88 Bitcoins, with a total investment of approximately HK$19,633,479 (approximately US$2,526,829). The transaction was funded from the Company's existing cash reserves.
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