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Chinese InsurTech Firm Zhibao Adds 2,380 Bitcoin in $154.7M Treasury Pivot

In brief Nasdaq-listed Zhibao Technology closed a $154.7 million PIPE financing paid for with 2,380 Bitcoin contributed straight to a company wallet. Director Botao Ma called the deal one of the most transformational moments in the firm's decade-long history.

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Chinese InsurTech Firm Zhibao Adds 2,380 Bitcoin in $154.7M Treasury Pivot

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  • Fact 1: In brief Nasdaq-listed Zhibao Technology closed a $154.7 million PIPE financing paid for with 2,380 Bitcoin contributed straight to a company wallet.
  • Fact 2: Zhibao Technology, a Nasdaq-listed Chinese insurance-technology company, has stepped into the corporate Bitcoin treasury arena, closing a $154.7 million private placement funded entirely in cryptocurrency.
  • Fact 3: investors paid for the raise by contributing 2,380 Bitcoin directly to a company wallet, rather than cash.
  • Fact 4: The coins were valued at a reference price of $65,000 each, pegged to market levels as of July 30.

In brief Nasdaq-listed Zhibao Technology closed a $154.7 million PIPE financing paid for with 2,380 Bitcoin contributed straight to a company wallet. Director Botao Ma called the deal one of the most transformational moments in the firm's decade-long history.

The all-crypto funding structure sets Zhibao apart from the usual cash-raise-then-buy treasury model; it joins a crowded field—including Metaplanet's U.S. treasury push and Strategy—even as cracks in DATs show. Zhibao Technology, a Nasdaq-listed Chinese insurance-technology company, has stepped into the corporate Bitcoin treasury arena, closing a $154.7 million private placement funded entirely in cryptocurrency.

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Original source: Decrypt

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