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European enterprise-level "Bitcoin treasuryization" process is accelerating.
H100 announced that it has signed a binding strategic acquisition agreement, and after the transaction is completed, its Bitcoin holdings are expected to increase to approximately 3,500 coins.
The signal released by this move is very clear:
Companies are no longer passively allocating BTC, but actively expanding their "Bitcoin balance sheets" through mergers, acquisitions, and capital operations.
From a trend perspective, Bitcoin is gradually evolving from an "investment target" to an "enterprise reserve asset," and has become a core component of long-term value management for some companies.
As more and more companies choose to include BTC in their asset allocation systems, the circulating chips on the supply side of the market will continue to tighten.
The real change is not in price fluctuations, but in the shift in holding structures.
Follow me for ongoing analysis of how enterprise-level capital is reshaping Bitcoin's long-term pricing logic.