Another Nasdaq-listed company has started Coin Hoarding.
Scilex Holding's recent move is significant - it has completed a second round of investment in Datavault AI, using Bitcoin as the sole payment method, with a total amount close to $600 million. They have acquired more than 260 million shares, which is approximately $583 million based on the current market price.
This transaction reveals a signal: traditional capital no longer views BTC as a speculative asset, but as a strategic asset. From financial reserves to acquisition payments, Bitcoin is penetrating the capital operation toolbox of listed companies.
Looking at the frequency of these actions, the traditional financial sector's acceptance of cryptocurrency is no longer a trial but a deep binding. The infrastructure for the next cycle may indeed be defined by Bitcoin.
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DancingCandles
· 11-30 08:46
Traditional capital has finally seen clearly, this time it’s really not just speculation.
Wait, directly acquiring with Bitcoin? This is the upgrade of the game.
This wave down will really force the mainstream financial circle to rewrite the textbooks.
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TokenVelocity
· 11-29 01:07
TradFi is really capitulating, using BTC as a merger tool should have come long ago.
600 million dollars paid entirely in Bitcoin, who would have believed it two years ago? Now publicly listed companies are really getting into it.
To put it bluntly, institutions finally understand that Bitcoin is not a gambling chip, but an asset that can be used. The winners in the next cycle have already laid out their strategies.
If this rhythm continues, retail investors need to keep up.
Traditional capital enters the market like this, quietly turning coins into infrastructure step by step.
It's funny that some people are still asking whether to engage in Coin Hoarding, wake up.
The rules of the cycle are about to change, this time it might really be different.
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SignatureDenied
· 11-28 14:05
600 million USD paid in BTC, this is the real institutional signal.
Traditional giants are done with tricks, directly using hard currency, the bull run cycle is likely to really ignite this time.
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TestnetScholar
· 11-27 09:54
Traditional capital has finally stopped pretending and directly adopted BTC payments, this is what true confidence looks like.
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NftMetaversePainter
· 11-27 09:52
actually, the algorithmic elegance here lies deeper than just corporate treasury management... scilex dumping 580m in btc for datavault equity is essentially monetizing the hash value of trust itself. fascinating really
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ETHmaxi_NoFilter
· 11-27 09:51
600 million dollars poured into BTC, that's what you call a real signal of gold and silver.
TradFi is waking up quite quickly, but to be fair, they have to follow suit, or else they'll really get crushed.
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SchrodingerGas
· 11-27 09:35
600 million dollars settled in Bitcoin, this guy really sees BTC as a hard asset... But thinking about it carefully, this is just the market efficiency at work, nothing surprising.
This operation by traditional capital is actually just the last rational expectation adjustment before the arbitrage window closes, don't mythologize it.
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VirtualRichDream
· 11-27 09:34
TradFi finally can't hold it anymore, this time it's really in ah
Another Nasdaq-listed company has started Coin Hoarding.
Scilex Holding's recent move is significant - it has completed a second round of investment in Datavault AI, using Bitcoin as the sole payment method, with a total amount close to $600 million. They have acquired more than 260 million shares, which is approximately $583 million based on the current market price.
This transaction reveals a signal: traditional capital no longer views BTC as a speculative asset, but as a strategic asset. From financial reserves to acquisition payments, Bitcoin is penetrating the capital operation toolbox of listed companies.
Looking at the frequency of these actions, the traditional financial sector's acceptance of cryptocurrency is no longer a trial but a deep binding. The infrastructure for the next cycle may indeed be defined by Bitcoin.