Capital Group invests five million to increase its stake in Strive, while Bitdeer maintains a zero position in Bitcoin

According to BBX data, global institutional capital and listed mining companies have been active in the allocation of funds and asset restructuring in the digital asset ecosystem over the weekend, with the following key developments:

• Traditional asset management giant Capital Group significantly increased its investment in cryptocurrency treasury: The top investment management company Capital Group's SMALLCAP World Fund recently disclosed its latest positions, having increased its holdings in the Bitcoin treasury company Strive by a total of 481,772 shares (worth approximately $5.52 million). After this increase, the fund currently holds a total of 2.93 million shares of Strive (total value approximately $33.62 million), highlighting the strong interest of traditional Wall Street asset management capital in indirectly allocating Bitcoin assets.

• Bitdeer disclosed mining ledger, adhering to "zero holdings" fiat operation: Nasdaq-listed Bitcoin mining company Bitdeer (NASDAQ: $BTDR) announced its latest production and holding data. As of the week ending July 24, its Bitcoin mining output was 274.6 BTC, while it sold 274.8 BTC on the open market, resulting in a net addition of 0 BTC. Amidst the frenzy of many peers hoarding coins, Bitdeer remains steadfast in maintaining its "Bitcoin zero holdings" strategy with pure fiat operations.

• Poolin applies for bankruptcy, selling Texas mining assets for $52 million: The established mining pool Poolin has officially filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of New Jersey. Court documents show that its total debt before filing for bankruptcy was approximately $173.1 million (of which about $163.7 million was unsecured promissory notes issued to Poolin Wallet customers after the withdrawal suspension during the 2022 bear market), with the number of creditors estimated to be between 10,001 and 25,000. Currently, Poolin intends to sell its Texas mining assets for a total price of $52 million and has signed an agreement with Thor CALAP LLC, which will bid $15 million and $37 million respectively for the power usage rights and equipment of the Pyote and Tarbush mining areas.