Fold Holdings, a Bitcoin (BTC) financial services company traded on Nasdaq, announced it sold approximately $45 million worth of Bitcoin to strengthen its balance sheet and support its growth plans.
The company reported that it completed sales transactions at an average price of $71,000.
According to Fold’s statement, approximately $20 million of the proceeds were used to pay off Bitcoin-backed debt, while the remaining $25 million was allocated to the company’s growth initiatives. As a result of these transactions, Fold stated that it paid off all its secured debt, strengthened its liquidity, and improved its monthly cash flow.
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The company also stated that it continues to hold a significant amount of Bitcoin reserves, but can dynamically adjust asset allocation in situations where it believes it will yield higher returns for shareholders. It was also noted that Fold’s existing revolving credit line could be used to support future growth projects.
Fold CEO and Chairman Will Reeves stated that the company is in a strong position for short-term growth, adding that they have created one of the most comprehensive product roadmaps in their history over the past year. Reeves indicated that following the recent launch of credit cards, Bitcoin gift cards, and corporate products, new products will be launched in the coming months.
Fold also announced that with the repayment of debts, monthly interest payments have ended, and it expects cash flow to further improve throughout the year with new product launches, increased customer activity, and the activation of financing partnerships.
*This is not investment advice.
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