Coinsilium Group based in the United Kingdom (corner: AQSE), which became the first blockchain company at the IPO in 2015, announced an increase of 1.25 million pounds sterling while seeking to establish its bitcoin BTC$103 841.60 Treasury initiative.
The increase came in parallel with a record in the volume of sharing of the Coinsilium group, with 14 million shares changing hands on Friday. Actions are currently negotiated to £ 0.04, which has increased by 24% in the last 24 hours.
The company is advised by Coindesk analyst, James Van Straten, who told Coindesk that he was “great to see record negotiation volumes while Coinsilium announces a bitcoin treasure”.
He added: “I remain focused on British market education assistance on Bitcoin and help the United Kingdom become a leader in this space.”
The decision to create a Bitcoin treasure follows in the footsteps of several other companies, including the strategy (formerly Microstrategy) and Metaplanet, the US government also describing plans to store the BTC in March.
Warning: James Van Straten is an employee of Coindesk owner of the Coinsium Group and MSTR actions.