Bitcoin-focused Matador secures approval to raise $58.4 million for accelerating corporate BTC acquisitions globally.

Funds will strengthen Matador’s balance sheet and support its plan to hold 1,000 BTC.

The company currently holds 175 BTC, ranking near the top corporate holders worldwide, according to data.

Bitcoin financial services provider firm Matador Technologies has been cleared by the Canadian government to raise a maximum of 80 million Canadian dollars ($58.4 million) to expedite the acquisition of Bitcoins.

The company confirmed on Tuesday that it has received approval from the Ontario Securities Commission to issue common shares, warrants, subscription receipts, debt securities, and unit combinations to Matador over the period of 25 months. The proceeds from the fundraising exercise would help to improve Matador’s balance sheet as it aims to hold 1,000 BTC by the end of 2026.

As confirmed by Matador CEO Deven Soni, the company’s key aim is to increase its BTC assets at a rate that leads to increased exposure to BTC per share. He reaffirmed that the company is also committed to reaching its target of 1,000 BTC.

Today, Matador owns 175 Bitcoins, worth approximately $15.3 million, making it the 90th largest corporate BTC holder according to data provided by BitcoinTreasuries.NET.

Bitcoin Treasury Strategies Face Investor Scrutiny

Meanwhile, Mark Voss, the chief visionary at Matador, indicated that they will choose to remain disciplined in their expenditure of capital. This is because they will be watching Bitcoin’s prices, and they can make additions to their treasury when the time is right.

Despite this long-term strategy, market reaction has been limited. Matador’s shares (MATA) are down by 3.57% on Tuesday, as market players exercise caution towards firms that are closely associated with cryptocurrencies.

Matador’s news comes in a period of strong institutional interest in BTC, which now sees more than 190 listed companies holding BTC on their balance sheets. This has accelerated in the wake of spot BTC ETFs being established in the US.

Nonetheless, the approach has not been without its pitfalls. Some companies that adopted the approach of BTC accumulation are currently finding their stock value slumping as the crypto market breathes back to reality. This raises queries about the sustainability of huge BTC treasuries in tighter money market situations.

In recent months, some companies have even reduced the total holdings of BTC to meet their obligations. Semiconductor company Sequans sold 970 BTC in early November to pay off the outstanding convertible debt, shelving its plan to hold a massive BTC stash.

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Matador’s Bitcoin Journey Is Just Beginning

Matador ventured into the Bitcoin treasury market a year ago, officially announcing the move on December 23, 2024. The company develops tools to integrate traditional financial firms with the Bitcoin environment. The process combines financial infrastructure with digital assets.

Having bought 175 BTC in the first year, Matador has shown more ambitious plans. In July, the firm expressed its desire to raise its Bitcoin holdings from over 1,000 to 6,000 by the end of 2027.

Looking even further into the future, Matador has outlined a very ambitious plan of owning 1% of Bitcoin’s total supply, or 210,000 BTC. The only strategy that has come close to this is Michael Saylor’s Strategy.

However, at present, Matador is moving cautiously, raising funds, monitoring markets, and accumulating their Bitcoin holdings with a long-term perspective in mind.

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Filed under: Bitcoin - @ December 24, 2025 12:22 pm