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Bitcoin Treasury Capital launches a convertible stock loan program worth 105 BTC

Bitcoin Treasury Capital launches a convertible stock loan program worth 105 BTC

金色财经金色财经2025/08/17 14:22
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According to Jinse Finance, Christoffer De Geer, CEO of Bitcoin Treasury Capital, announced on the X platform that the company has launched a convertible stock loan program totaling 105 BTC. The loan structure is divided into up to five tranches, each consisting of 21 BTC. The first tranche has already commenced, with an exercise price of 400 Swedish kronor per share. The conversion window opens on September 10, 2025. Within this framework, the target future stock conversion prices are set at 450, 500, 550, and 600 Swedish kronor, respectively. The instrument has a maturity of six months, and repayment will be made in BTC. Through this Bitcoin convertible stock loan program, Bitcoin Treasury Capital aims to increase its capital reserves and continue accumulating Bitcoin.

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