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Méliuz becomes Brazil’s first publicly traded firm to adopt a Bitcoin treasury strategy. Company’s BTC holdings rise to 320.3, boosting stock price by 116% since March. Brazilian fintech company Méliuz has taken a bold step into the crypto space by adopting a Bitcoin [BTC] treasury strategy, becoming the country’s first publicly traded firm to do so. Brazil’s Méliuz adopts Bitcoin treasury strategy Following shareholder approval, the company confirmed the purchase of 274.52 BTC, valued at approximately $28.4 million, to push forward its existing Bitcoin holdings. Remarking on the same, Executive Chairman Israel Salmen took to X and noted,  “Historic day! Our shareholders have approved, by a wide majority, the transformation of Méliuz into the first Bitcoin Treasury Company listed in Brazil.” For context, Méliuz acquired its Bitcoin holdings at an average price of $103,604, which yielded them a 600% return on the firm’s initial crypto strategy. With this latest acquisition, Méliuz’s total Bitcoin treasury stood at 320.3 BTC, valued at just over $33 million, building on its first purchase of 45.73 BTC made on the 6th of March. Providing more information, the company further added,  “A Bitcoin treasury company’s main mission is to accumulate Bitcoin in an accretive way for shareholders, using its cash generation and corporate and capital market structures to increase exposure to the asset over time.”  Impact on Méliuz Since initiating its Bitcoin treasury strategy in early March, Méliuz has seen its stock price soar by 116%, climbing from $0.68 to $1.47.  This price rally mirrors trends seen with early adopters like MicroStrategy and Metaplanet, whose shares similarly surged following Bitcoin accumulation. That being said, Salmen further emphasized that Méliuz’s Bitcoin purchases are now embedded in its core business strategy, positioning it as the first publicly listed Bitcoin treasury firm in Latin America. Therefore, while Méliuz is…

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