গৃহপ্রবেশ সিরিয়াল 15 সেপ্টেম্বর ফুল এপিসোড। গৃহপ্রবেশ আজকের পর্ব
Bitplanet, South Korea’s first institutional Bitcoin treasury firm, is making a bold push to become one of the world’s largest Bitcoin (BTC) holders, beginning with a $50 million acquisition of SGA Co. Ltd.
The transaction, completed this week, marks the full takeover of SGA following a 62% equity grab orchestrated by an international investor consortium. The transaction adds substantial fire to Bitplanet’s desire to become a top-10 global Bitcoin holder, which requires at least 12,000 BTC, or almost $1.3 billion at current rates.
Heavyweight investors such as Sora Ventures, Parafi Capital, and KCGI have backed the purchase. UTXO Management and Kingsway Capital also took part, with UTXO contributing $10 million to the round. As part of the acquisition, Bitplanet nominated Jason Fang, a founding partner of Sora Ventures, as Chairman and announced intentions for a strategic rebrand under the new structure.
Bitplanet’s Co-CEO, Paul Lee, called the transaction a watershed moment, stressing that the company now has the resources and institutional muscle to scale its treasury strategy and long-term roadmap. “We’re focused on building national and global infrastructure for Bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset,” he told reporters.
The firm is entering a high-stakes competition to control the treasury-backed Bitcoin sector, which is rapidly expanding throughout Asia. Bitplanet intends to provide Bitcoin goods for both institutions and the general public, while also collaborating with regulators to integrate cryptocurrency into South Korea’s financial system.
Meanwhile, momentum is developing throughout the region. In early September, Sora Ventures announced a $1 billion Bitcoin treasury fund with $200 million in commitments. The signal is clear: Asia’s Bitcoin bid is only getting started.
