Golden Finance reported that the Polish Bitcoin treasury company BTCS S.A. announced a partnership with Singapore's digital asset solution provider QCP Group, aiming to leverage cash-collateralized options structures, cumulative weighted frameworks, and other financial instruments to transform its Bitcoin treasury strategy from passive holdings. It is reported that BTCS S.A. has increased its holdings by 21.684 BTC, bringing its current Bitcoin open interest to 137.
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