2026-01-02 11:23:00

The largest publicly listed Bitcoin treasury company in Scandinavia, H100, has recently delivered a solid performance. Since officially launching its Bitcoin strategy in May last year, they have raised approximately 120 million SEK, and currently hold a Bitcoin reserve of 1,046 BTC.

The company clearly has no plans to slow down. This year, their plan is to continue increasing their Bitcoin holdings while launching a series of Bitcoin-native products—including yield strategies, hedging solutions, and asset collateralization tools. More interestingly, they intend to build a Bitcoin financial platform, seemingly aiming to create a more comprehensive Bitcoin ecosystem service system. From holding coins to financial instruments, many institutions are exploring this approach.

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DegenApeSurfer

· 8h ago

1046 BTC may not sound like much, but institutions are banding together for mutual support. This trend really can't be stopped. --- Another hodler is planning to launch a financial platform. It's the same old story; let's see if they can really come up with some new tricks. --- The competition is heating up in Scandinavia as well. It seems Bitcoin is truly becoming a standard for institutions. --- Yield strategies, hedging, collateral... Basically, it's about trying to scalp some profit from BTC. I understand the logic. --- 1.2 billion SEK for 1046 BTC, the key is whether they can withstand the bear market later on. --- The so-called ecosystem service system sounds good, but in the end, it's all about earning through transaction fees. --- Nordic institutions are really daring to bet. Are they following the same playbook as Grayscale? --- From holding coins to financial instruments—just with this approach, how many small altcoins can be wiped out? --- It's interesting, but I still believe in holding spot assets. These derivatives are all traps.

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ser_we_are_ngmi

· 8h ago

10,46 BTC is not a small amount. The Nordic folks are really serious. From hoarding coins to creating financial instruments, they are following the same套路. Can this wave be played out? Not very optimistic. Feels like the institutions are all copying each other. Let's wait and see if their products can truly be implemented; just talking without action is pointless. The Nordic Bitcoin financial platform seems to be a bit of a latecomer. Over a thousand bitcoins, I would have already run away if it were me. This approach is a bit crazy in a bear market, but I like it. The era of institutional collusion? If this continues, retail investors will have an even harder time.

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ProposalDetective

· 9h ago

1046 coins, huh? The pace is pretty intense. Nordic countries are also starting to stockpile coins. But the financial platform side is interesting; finally, some institutions want to play with the ecological closed-loop. Wait, will the efficiency of exchanging Swedish Krona for BTC... really beat inflation? If this combination of strategies is implemented, other treasury companies will have to get nervous. Stockpiling coins and financial tools at the same time—could it be a bit greedy?

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DancingCandles

· 9h ago

1046 coins, these Scandinavians are really going all out --- HODLing coins + financial instruments, this routine is now everywhere, but to be honest, H100's ability to keep increasing holdings does show some potential --- Basically, I just want to create a Goldman Sachs of BTC; let's see how they perform this year --- Raising 120 million SEK? It's just about the same as converting to USD, but the idea is clear --- From HODLing to financial products, institutions are copying this approach. I just want to know who will be the last to survive --- A reserve of 1046 BTC sounds like a lot, but compared to Grayscale, it's just so-so --- Building a financial platform is easy; the key is whether the subsequent products can truly attract users

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