Solidion Technology Allocates 60% of Its Cash to Buying Bitcoin

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Solidion Technology Allocates 60% of Cash to Buying BitcoinSolidion Technology follows other institutional investors such as Microstrategy by purchasing bitcoin with a plan for future acquisitions. Strategic Bitcoin Allocation for Solidion Treasury Solidion Technology, a provider of advanced battery materials, announced on Thursday that it had invested a portion of its excess cash reserves in bitcoin. This strategic move aligns with the company’s […]

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