Nakamoto joins the corporate BTC reserve war
Words: Token Dispatch, Thejaswini M A, Nameet Potnis, Prathik Desai
Compilation: Block unicorn
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That's the text on Nakamoto's (no, not Satoshi Nakamoto) typewriter-style website about cryptocurrency's newest corporate challenger, Bitcoin Reserves.
Just two weeks ago, after another company led by giants such as Tether, Cantor, and SoftBank launched a pure-play Bitcoin company to challenge Michael Saylor's Strategy, Nakamoto Holdings broke into the party with $710 million in capital reserves and a set of strategies that Satoshi Nakamoto would be proud of.
In today's Corporate Bitcoin Reserve article, we'll tell you:
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How the launch of Nakamoto intensified the race for corporate BTC reserves
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Bernstein's $330 billion prediction has everyone jumping
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why corporate Bitcoin reserves are suddenly the hottest topic in cryptocurrency
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A hotel company now holds more bitcoin than the sixth-largest national bitcoin
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Holdings, founded by Bitcoin Magazine CEO David Bailey, has announced a merger with healthcare provider KindlyMD in a deal that transforms a company that treats opioids into Bitcoin's latest corporate reserve contender.
Why is it named Nakamoto?
"The financial institutions that define the pages of history are named after their founders: Medici, Rothschild, Morgan, Goldman Sachs. Today, we're betting that legacy on Satoshi Nakamoto," Bailey said.
Mission? "Establishing the Bitcoin standard in the global capital markets."
This is the text on Nakamoto's gorgeous website.