Bitcoin Japan raises $60M but plans to spend just 7% of it on actual Bitcoin
Bitcoin Japan Corporation raised $60M via convertible bonds but will allocate just 7% to Bitcoin, with 95-110% share dilution spooking investors. The post Bitcoin Japan raises $60M but plans to spend just 7% of it on act...
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Bitcoin Japan Corporation raised $60M via convertible bonds but will allocate just 7% to Bitcoin, with 95-110% share dilution spooking investors.
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