Bitcoin Treasury Corporation (BTCT), a Canadian Bitcoin lending and investment firm, has officially announced its return to public markets. Starting Monday, the company’s common shares will resume trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) Venture Exchange under the ticker "BTCT".
The listing follows a successful brokered offering that raised 125 million Canadian dollars (approximately $92 million USD) in gross proceeds. BTCT issued 426,650 shares at CA$10 ($7.32 USD) each, backed by a concurrent capital raise. All issued shares are subject to a four-month and one-day holding period under Canadian securities laws.
A portion of the capital raised has already been deployed to acquire 292.8 BTC, worth roughly $31.5 million USD at the time of purchase. This marks the company’s first significant move in executing its Bitcoin accumulation and institutional lending strategy.
BTCT plans to utilize its BTC holdings to support liquidity services and lending solutions, targeting both institutional clients and emerging crypto finance markets. Additionally, the company has committed to publishing a Bitcoin-per-share (BPS) figure after its initial accumulation phase, providing investors with greater transparency on the value of its Bitcoin reserves per share.
BTCT’s return to public trading and large BTC acquisition are part of a broader trend: treating Bitcoin as both a speculative asset and a tool for liquidity, lending, and capital efficiency. This approach mirrors strategies from other institutional players looking to integrate Bitcoin into their treasury and product offerings.
June 2025, Cryptoniteuae