BBX: The "Second Century" fundraising horn merges with sovereign credit - Strategy locks in $66000 increase, Wyoming injects funds into Strike

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AiCoin|3月 09, 2026 02:27
BBX News: Yesterday, at the node where global encrypted assets are evolving towards "sovereign level infrastructure" and "anti cyclical credit", listed companies demonstrated strong resilience and cross-border integration characteristics The "Second Century" fundraising signal: Michael Saylor, Executive Chairman of Strategy (NASDAQ: $MSTR), released the "Second Century Open" signal yesterday. The market expects the company to use the approximately $302 million surplus generated by STRC preferred stock to counter the trend and increase its holdings of approximately 4334 bitcoins around the average price of $66000. State Sovereignty Endorsement: Strike (NASDAQ: $ASST) confirmed at the Las Vegas Summit yesterday that the Wyoming Sovereign Fund has completed its strategic investment in the company. As a giant holding 12797.9 bitcoins, Strike has received direct endorsement from state-level credit, establishing its position as a hub for "local operations" in North America. Endogenous Computing Power Reserve: Quantum Blockchain (AIM: $QBT) announced yesterday that it has received its first ASIC research and development mining machine and plans to achieve non purchase based growth in Bitcoin reserves through self-developed computing power; At the same time, Coinsilicon (AQSE: $COIN) reaffirms its long-term treasury position of 182 bitcoins and shifts towards ecological tokenization expansion. AI computing power governance integration: Astrid Intelligence (AQSE: $ASTR) launched the Astrid Vault platform yesterday, aimed at optimizing Bittensor network liquidity, marking the official entry of enterprise treasury management into a new stage of deep coupling of "AI computing power+digital assets". The market presents a clear dual evolution trend of "sovereign capital entry" and "credit based company". Source: bbx.com
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