Satsuma Technology secured $217.6 million in its latest raise, with over half settled in Bitcoin, drawing support from top crypto funds and UK institutional investors.
London-listed tech firm Satsuma Technology locked in 163,660,000 British pounds ($217.6 million) in gross proceeds from its second convertible loan note round, with nearly $125 million settled in Bitcoin, to boost its Bitcoin treasury strategy.
The raise, which closed on July 28, overshot its minimum $129 million target by more than 63%, driven by strong interest from crypto-native and traditional institutional investors, the company said in a Wednesday announcement.
“This moment represents a landmark validation of our core belief: that fusing a Bitcoin-native treasury with decentralised AI is a paradigm shift in corporate value creation,” said Satsuma CEO Henry Elder.
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