Hong Kong investment firm’s board gives nod to more Bitcoin buying
Shares in HK Asia Holdings Limited nearly doubled after it bought its first Bitcoin a week ago, and now the investment firm just bought another 7 BTC.
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Shares in HK Asia Holdings Limited nearly doubled after it bought its first Bitcoin a week ago, and now the investment firm just bought another 7 BTC.
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