PANews reported on February 23 that according to the announcement of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, Hong Kong Asia Holdings announced that its board of directors has approved the company to further increase its investment in Bitcoin, and on the 20th of this month, it conducted a series of transactions on the cryptocurrency trading platform on the open market to purchase approximately 7.88 units of Bitcoin, with a total cost of approximately HK$5.9369 million, which was paid from the funds obtained from the group's internal resources. The group currently holds approximately 8.88 units of Bitcoin, with an average cost of HK$756,200.
Hong Kong Asia Holdings disclosed that it spent HK$5.9369 million to increase its holdings of 7.88 Bitcoins
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