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Pan Gongsheng Met With Suleimenov, Governor Of The National Bank Of Kazakhstan, And Abilkassymova, Head Of The Agency For Regulation And Development Of The Financial Market
The Ukrainian Central Bank Has Raised Its Policy Rate To 15.5% And Simultaneously Revised Up Its Growth Forecast For This Year
Franklin: The Market Has Already Done Part Of The Tightening For The Bank Of England, And Expectations For Interest-rate Hikes Continue To Rise
The Governor Of The Central Bank Of Ukraine Said That Russia's Attack On Ukrainian Port Infrastructure Will Result In A Loss Of $2.5 Billion In Foreign Exchange Earnings
Institution: The Bank Of England Will Remain On The Sidelines, With Inflation Risks Remaining The Primary Concern
Berenberg: The Eurozone Economy Is Resilient, And The European Central Bank Need Not Overly Worry About Growth
Market News: Local Power Plant Officials Said A Ukrainian Armed Forces Drone Attempted To Attack Critical Infrastructure At The Zaporizhia Nuclear Power Plant
Latvian Ministry Of Defense: Representatives From Ukraine And Latvia Signed A Memorandum Of Understanding In Riga On Cooperation In The Development, Production And Testing Of Unmanned Systems
According To Kuwait Petroleum Corporation's Tender Documents, It Will Supply 55,000 Tons Of Naphtha To The Region From Singapore To Japan
The Yield On UK Two-year Government Bonds Continued Its Decline, Falling 8 Basis Points To 4.37%
Following The Bank Of England's Interest Rate Decision, The Yield On 10-year UK Government Bonds Fell To 5.009%, Down From 5.027% Previously
The Bank Of England Expects Private Sector Regular Wages To Grow By 3.0% Year-on-Year In The Fourth Quarter, 3.1% In The Fourth Quarter Of 2027, And 3.1% In The Fourth Quarter Of 2028
The Bank Of England: Under An Adverse Outlook Scenario, It Expects CPI To Be 4.1% In The Third Quarter Of 2027, And 2.4% In A More Moderate Scenario
The Bank Of England Projects The Unemployment Rate To Average 5.0% In 2026, 5.3% In 2027, And 5.2% In 2028
The Bank Of England Expects Real GDP Growth Of 0.1% In The Second Quarter (compared To About 0.2% In June) And Anticipates It To Slow To About 0% In The Third Quarter; Nominal GDP Growth Is Expected To Be 0.3% In The Second Quarter
The Bank Of England's Central Forecast, Based On Market Expectations For Energy Prices And Interest Rates, Indicates A 25 Basis Point Rate Hike In The Fourth Quarter And Another 25 Basis Point Hike In 2027
The Bank Of England's Central Forecasts Indicate That The Consumer Price Index (CPI) Will Be 3.2% In The First Quarter Of 2027, 1.7% In The First Quarter Of 2028, And 1.9% In The First Quarter Of 2029
The Bank Of England's Monetary Policy Committee: Members Who Support Keeping Interest Rates Unchanged Recognize That If There Are Clear Signs Of A Second-order Effect, Interest Rates Will Need To Be Raised, But The Strategy May Change If The Risks Continue To Diminish

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B HODL Plc, a new British firm founded to accumulate and generate revenue from bitcoin in its treasury, listed on the Aquis Stock Exchange in London on Monday after raising approximately £15.3 million ($20.7 million) to embark on its strategy.
The company's shares began trading on the AQSE Growth Market at 8 a.m. local time under the ticker "HODL." Aquis is a UK exchange for small and mid-sized growth firms, with fewer than 100 listings and a total market capitalization below £5 billion ($6.8 billion) — a low-cost alternative to the London Stock Exchange, but far smaller and less liquid.
Ahead of the listing, B HODL raised a total of £15.3 million ($20.7 million) before expenses through the issue of 109,537,520 new ordinary shares at £0.14 ($0.19) each. This includes a previously announced £13.3 million ($18 million) from a direct subscription for 95,251,802 shares and an additional £2 million ($2.7 million) from an oversubscribed WRAP Retail Offer conducted by Winterflood Securities, which added 14,285,718 shares. The new shares rank equally with existing ordinary shares in all respects, including dividend and distribution rights following exchange admission.
Backed by CoinCorner and Adam Back
The company is headed up by former solicitor and co-founder of the advocacy group Bitcoin Policy UK, Freddie New, as CEO, and is backed by UK bitcoin exchange CoinCorner, which holds 14.3% of issued share capital. CoinCorner CEO Danny Scott serves as Chief Bitcoin Officer and as a director of B HODL.
"We are delighted to welcome a broad base of new shareholders alongside our strategic investors and look forward to this journey together," Scott said in the statement. "Our team has been building in Bitcoin for over a decade, and we are determined to make B HODL the leading UK-listed Bitcoin Company. The hard work of building the future of finance begins now."
Additionally, Blockstream CEO Adam Back is listed as a major shareholder, having acquired over 25.5% of the issued share capital. Back is also set to lead the U.S.-based Bitcoin Standard Treasury Company as CEO once it goes public on the Nasdaq via a merger with Cantor Fitzgerald–backed SPAC Cantor Equity Partners I. BSTR will launch with 30,021 BTC on its balance sheet, placing it in the top-four public bitcoin treasury companies globally, and aims to raise up to $1.5 billion through a mix of equity, convertible notes, and preferred stock.
B HODL's directors aim to build the company into a global player in Bitcoin services, with a focus on Lightning liquidity and infrastructure to support mainstream adoption, according to a statement shared with The Block. The strategy centers on building a substantial bitcoin treasury, with an initial focus on utilizing it to operate highly ranked Lightning nodes, including existing nodes run by CoinCorner. This approach aims to provide scalable liquidity, generating routing fees from Lightning payments. Over time, the company plans to expand and diversify its revenue streams as new opportunities emerge, while continuing to accumulate bitcoin quickly through further issuance of ordinary shares, according to the firm.
“Today's admission is a landmark moment for B HODL," New said in the statement. "We are proud to be the first listed British company dedicated from day one to bitcoin accumulation and revenue generation. The strong support we have received from our new investors, with the WRAP offer upsized and closed early due to demand, underlines the scale of interest in Bitcoin's long-term potential — both as an asset and as a means of payment. With our admission complete, we can now focus on building our bitcoin treasury and deploying it productively through Lightning infrastructure. We believe this strategy positions us at the heart of Bitcoin's next phase of growth, and we are excited to be commencing this journey with all our stakeholders."
UK bitcoin treasury companies on the rise
While U.S. firms, led by Michael Saylor's Strategy, continue to dominate corporate bitcoin acquisitions, the number of BTC treasury companies in the UK is also on the rise.
The Smarter Web Company is the largest of more than a dozen UK firms that have adopted or plan to adopt a bitcoin treasury strategy, with 2,470 BTC ($278 million). The second-largest is Satsuma Technology with 1,149 BTC ($129 million), and Phoenix Digital Assets is third with 247 BTC ($28 million), according to Bitcoin Treasuries data.
B HODL shares are currently trading for £17.88 ($21) per TradingView.
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