PANews reported on November 1st that, according to a Hong Kong Stock Exchange announcement, Hengyue Holdings, a Hong Kong-listed company, disclosed that it has used its available cash reserves to purchase 6.12 BTC for HK$5.242 million. To date, the company has purchased a total of 35.6 Bitcoins through the open market, valued at approximately HK$25.428 million. Furthermore, Hengyue Holdings also announced plans to launch a "prepaid Bitcoin card" leveraging its expertise in the digital asset field and expand to other Asian markets.PANews reported on November 1st that, according to a Hong Kong Stock Exchange announcement, Hengyue Holdings, a Hong Kong-listed company, disclosed that it has used its available cash reserves to purchase 6.12 BTC for HK$5.242 million. To date, the company has purchased a total of 35.6 Bitcoins through the open market, valued at approximately HK$25.428 million. Furthermore, Hengyue Holdings also announced plans to launch a "prepaid Bitcoin card" leveraging its expertise in the digital asset field and expand to other Asian markets.

Hong Kong-listed Hengyue Holdings spent HK$5.242 million to purchase 6.12 BTC, with plans to launch prepaid Bitcoin cards.

2025/11/01 11:23

PANews reported on November 1st that, according to a Hong Kong Stock Exchange announcement, Hengyue Holdings, a Hong Kong-listed company, disclosed that it has used its available cash reserves to purchase 6.12 BTC for HK$5.242 million. To date, the company has purchased a total of 35.6 Bitcoins through the open market, valued at approximately HK$25.428 million. Furthermore, Hengyue Holdings also announced plans to launch a "prepaid Bitcoin card" leveraging its expertise in the digital asset field and expand to other Asian markets.

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