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Investing.com -- KULR Technology Group Inc (NYSE American:KULR) shares climbed 2% following the announcement that the company has joined the "Bitcoin for Corporations" initiative, signaling a strategic move to integrate Bitcoin into its corporate treasury.
The company, which identifies as a Bitcoin First Company and a global leader in sustainable energy management, has become an Executive Member of the platform, which is launched by Strategy™ and Bitcoin Magazine. This platform aims to expedite the institutional adoption of Bitcoin by providing tools, frameworks, and networks for the management and growth of Bitcoin holdings.
KULR’s decision to join the initiative aligns with its strategy to increase its Bitcoin treasury and collaborate with other corporations that see Bitcoin as a long-term reserve asset. CEO Michael Mo expressed the company’s belief in Bitcoin’s enduring value, saying, “Our commitment to Bitcoin for Corporations reflects a strong conviction in Bitcoin’s long-term value as a monetary asset. As KULR continues to scale its Bitcoin treasury, we welcome the chance to align with other institutions pioneering this shift in corporate treasury management.”
The news also highlighted that KULR has expanded its Bitcoin Treasury by $13 million, bringing the total to $91 million in Bitcoin acquisitions. This purchase has increased the company’s Bitcoin holdings to 920 BTC at an average purchase price of $98,760, with the recent acquisition made at a weighted average price of $107,861 per bitcoin, considering fees and expenses.
Furthermore, KULR has reported a Bitcoin Yield of 260% year to date, using a mix of cash and its At-The-Market (ATM) equity program to finance these acquisitions. The market’s positive response to KULR’s Bitcoin strategy reflects investor interest in companies that are actively incorporating cryptocurrencies into their financial strategies.
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