Компания-поставщик решений для зарядки электромобилей Nuvve вложит 30% свободных средств в биткоин

investing.ruPubblicato 2025-01-29Pubblicato ultima volta 2025-01-29

GetBlock Magazine - Что произошло? Калифорнийская компания-разработчик технологий для зарядки электромобилей на основе чистой энергии Nuvve заявила о намерении создать биткоин-резерв. В пресс-релизе от 28 января компания, котирующаяся на бирже Nasdaq под тикером NVVE, заявила, что выделит на покупку первой криптовалюты до 30% своих избыточных денежных средств, рассчитанных исходя из предполагаемых шестимесячных операционных расходов.

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Что еще известно? Nuvve заявила, что биткоин диверсифицирует ее казначейские активы и будет способствовать достижению одной из целей: прием оплаты в BTC.

«Прием BTC будет способствовать расширению возможностей оплаты для клиентов и поставщиков с присущими цифровым активам потенциально меньшими трудностями при проведении транзакций», — сказал основатель и гендиректор Nuvve Грегори Пойласне.
Nuvve, предоставляющая зарядные станции для электромобилей, которые могут продавать избыточную энергию обратно в сеть, и другие решения для хранения энергии, присоединяется к растущему списку не связанных с криптовалютой публичных компаний, покупающих биткоин с целью укрепления своей казны и цены акций, поскольку криптовалюта выросла на 150% за последний год.

Согласно данным Bitcoin Treasuries, 62 публичные компании владеют 618 615 биткоинами на общую сумму более 62,6 млрд долларов.

С момента выхода на биржу в мае 2020 года акции NVVE упали в цене на 99,93% и в настоящий момент торгуются по $2,81, на фоне анонса прибавив 1,8% за сутки. В январе 2021 года стоимость ценных бумаг достигла рекорда на уровне выше $7300.

В III квартале 2024 года выручка Nuvve составила 1,92 млн долларов, что на 29,3% меньше в сравнении с предыдущим отчетным периодом. Отчет компании за III квартал показал, что у нее есть наличные в размере $325 425. Если бы она сейчас решила использовать 30% из них для покупки биткоина, она могла бы купить чуть менее 1 BTC при актуальном курсе выше $101 800.

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