Britain’s latest Bitcoin-focused public company wasted no time to set capital to work.
Fresh from his debut at Aquis Stock Exchange, B HODL (Aquis: HODL), announced that it acquired 100 Bitcoin worth $ 11.3 million, which established itself as one of the first British companies formally adopted a company’s Bitcoin Treasury strategy.
The purchase revealed on Wednesday comes only one day after B HODL raised £ 15.3 million ($ 20.7 million) in its IPO to finance a long -term digital asset strategy.
With its initial purchase, B HODL now has 100 BTC at an average price of £ 83,872 ($ 113,227) per Coin. This position places the company 98. On Bitcoin Treasuries’ global leaderboard for public companies holding Bitcoin.
After Saylors Playbook
B Hodl’s model repeats the path flamed by Michael Saylor’s strategy (formerly Microstratey), the US software business that transformed into the world’s largest company’s bitcoin owner.
Since first, the adoption of Bitcoin as its primary reserve -asset in 2020, Sayylor’s company has raised billions through stock supply and convertible debt using the proceeds to aggressively accumulate Bitcoin.
By mid -2025, the strategy’s stash had surpassed 500,000 BTC, worth tens of thousands of billions of dollars, acquired for an average cost basis well below the current market level. Saylor often describes Bitcoin as “digital gold” and has placed its company as a geared bet on the asset’s long -term adoption curve.
Strategy recently bought 525 BTC for $ 60.2 million at an average price of $ 114,562, raising its total holdings to 638,985 BTC
The model has three key columns: Disciplined purchase (often “purchase of dip”), using capital markets to finance the purchase and treatment of Bitcoin as a non-disrespectful, inflation-proof balance.
B HODL’s decision to move quickly into Bitcoin reflects this precedent – with a twist. Instead of a purely passive team, the British company intends to activate its treasury through lightning, which effectively transforms its bitcoin into productive infrastructure.
While B HODL’s entrance marks a milestone for the British markets, the company still traces domestic friends. Smarter Web Company leads the British package of 2,525 BTC ($ 286 million) and ranks 29 all over the world.
Right yesterday, the London-listed technology company added to its holdings according to the “The 10-Year Plan,” its long-term state strategy to accumulate Bitcoin. The company bought another 55 BTC as part of the program.