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Capital B makes largest bitcoin acquisition of 2026 with 376 coins

European bitcoin treasury Capital B acquired 376 bitcoins for 25.3 million euros, marking its largest purchase of 2026 and bringing its total holdings to 3,521 coins valued at over $277 million.

Capital B Secures €7.6M From Adam Back for New Bitcoin Purchase

Capital B has secured €7.6 million from Blockstream CEO Adam Back to purchase additional bitcoin, aiming to strengthen its corporate treasury and increase long-term reserve assets.

Capital B Secures €21M from Adam Back and TOBAM for Bitcoin Purchases

Capital B has successfully secured €21 million through a private placement backed by TOBAM and Adam Back, with the funds earmarked to acquire approximately 270 additional bitcoins for its corporate treasury.
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