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Public Company Sells Remaining 764 BTC and Exits Bitcoin Treasury Strategy

September 14, 2026, 10:50 AM UTC (18 days ago) · 1 source · Summarized by CryptoBipto

Another publicly traded company has sold its remaining 764 Bitcoin, fully exiting its Bitcoin treasury strategy. The sale marks the end of the company's experiment with holding Bitcoin as a corporate reserve asset.

WHY IT MATTERS

Some publicly traded companies have tried holding Bitcoin in their corporate treasuries, similar to how companies traditionally hold cash or bonds as reserves. Think of it like a business deciding to keep some of its savings in Bitcoin instead of just in a bank account. This news shows that not every company that tried this approach has stuck with it. For someone new to crypto, this is a reminder that institutional adoption of Bitcoin is not a one-way street — companies can and do change their minds based on financial, regulatory, or strategic considerations.

A growing number of public companies adopted Bitcoin treasury strategies in recent years, inspired in part by MicroStrategy's high-profile approach of holding Bitcoin on corporate balance sheets as a reserve asset.

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