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The debt clock ticking inside corporate Bitcoin treasuries could force billions back onto the market
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The convertible notes, preferred shares, and credit facilities that financed a large share of corporate Bitcoin holdings carry maturities, redemption windows, and dividend dates that determine when a company might need to sell. Matthew Sigel, VanEck's head of digital assets research, shared a list of corporate Bitcoin treasuries that maps who ranks above the coins […]The postThe debt clock ticking...
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