30 million euros bond oversubscription and 1 million dollars new purchase plan: Global cryptocurrency stocks shift to "debt financing" model

According to BBX data, the global cryptocurrency assets have deeply evolved towards "credit toolization" yesterday, with listed companies demonstrating a resilient strategy of leveraging debt to acquire digital sovereignty and "output retention":

• European bond premium: Samara Asset Group (Euronext: $SRAG) announced that its €30 million Bitcoin bond was oversubscribed. By acquiring Bitcoin on a large scale through non-dilutive debt instruments, Samara locked in low fiat interest rates and successfully "Bitcoinized" its balance sheet, avoiding equity dilution.

• Hashrate retention discipline: Bitfarms (NASDAQ: $BITF) confirmed the launch of its new mining facility in Paraguay, with a retention rate of 85% yesterday. By optimizing its global energy portfolio, the company expanded its reserves through "passive accumulation" on the production side without relying on external equity financing.

• Nasdaq's new sentinel: Thumzup Media (NASDAQ: $TZUP) board approved a $1 million Bitcoin holding plan yesterday. This marks Bitcoin as an officially recognized "standard tool" for small and mid-cap tech companies in the U.S. stock market to combat the decline in fiat purchasing power and reshape asset structures.

• Hong Kong stock treasury model: Boyaa Interactive (0434.HK) confirmed in a board preparatory meeting yesterday that it will continue to strengthen its "Bitcoin-first" treasury asset allocation. As a leading listed company in Asia holding Bitcoin, its treasury net worth has become a core driver of its stock price, and the company plans to disclose more accumulation details in its upcoming annual performance report.

The market is showing a clear dual evolution trend of "debt-driven accumulation" and "internal growth of hashrate."