Bitcoin treasury company Capital B plans to launch STRC like digital credit tools and expand into the European market According to BlockBeats, on June 16th, French Bitcoin treasury company Capital B is developing a digital credit tool for the European market, which will be structurally based on Strategy's STRC and Strike related products. Company director Alexandre Laizet stated at the BTC Prague conference that the product will be based on the Bitcoin balance sheet and aims to provide a 'digital credit tool' in the high tax and regulatory environment of Europe, offering the market new structured income products. According to its introduction, the tool is expected to combine Bitcoin treasury assets to achieve double-digit returns, while striving to control volatility in a lower range and improve capital efficiency through debt and return mechanism design. He pointed out that Bitcoin, as a fundamental asset, has the ability to support long-term income distribution for treasury companies under the trend of long-term appreciation. He also used Strategy's recent practice of selling a small amount of BTC to pay dividends and subsequently increasing holdings as an example to illustrate the capital circulation mechanism. Laizet emphasized that although such digital credit tools have potential risks, including Bitcoin price fluctuations and custody and counterparty risks, it believes that the probability of Bitcoin returning to zero in the long run is extremely low, and the company will rely on the regulated banking system and professional capital market team to promote the design of related products. According to public information, Capital B is currently listed on Euronext Growth Paris, holding approximately 3139 BTC and has set a long-term goal of holding 15000 BTC by the end of 2027 and accumulating 1% of the global Bitcoin supply by 2033. The company also stated that the market's interest in digital credit products has increased by about 10 times compared to last year, indicating that institutional demand is on the rise. [Original link]