Right, so it appears Kindly MD – a name which suggests a charity bake sale rather than a corporation capable of shifting billions – has filed some filing things. Papers, essentially, although ‘filing’ sounds much more official. These papers cover everything from shares to bits of paper saying you *might* get shares, and even…debt. Yes, debt! The usual financial wizardry, really. They say they might use the money for sensible things like paying bills or buying other companies, but apparently, hoarding shiny digital gold (Bitcoin, to be precise) is Priority Number One. Honestly, you’d think they were preparing for a goblin invasion. 🙄
Building a Corporate Bitcoin Reserve (Or, A Very Expensive Hobby)
Kindly MD, in a moment of what can only be described as astonishing clarity (or possibly a bad dream), decided this year that Bitcoin was the best place to keep its money. Apparently, it’s a ‘primary reserve asset’. Which, translated from Corporate-Speak, means “we think this might go up in value.” They’ve already begged and borrowed (or rather, ‘private placements’ and ‘convertible debentures’ – fancy!) over $700 million to buy the stuff. And, naturally, secured it all with…more Bitcoin. It’s wonderfully circular, isn’t it? 🔄
Last week they added another 5,743.91 BTC. Yes, down to the fractional Bitcoin. Someone’s being very precise. That brings their total to 5,764.91 BTC. And now, they’re asking for another $5 billion. Because, why not? It’s not like money grows on trees…unless you’re investing in Bitcoin, apparently. 🤔
Leveraging Markets for More BTC (The Art of Borrowing to Buy More Stuff)
The plan is, Basically, Kindly MD might borrow money, or sell off bits of itself, or even…use its Bitcoin as collateral. Think of it as taking out a loan to buy more lottery tickets. Ingenious! Other companies are doing it too, apparently. You know, ‘pioneers’. Mostly, it just seems terribly risky, but who are we to judge? 🤷
Market Context (Or, The Price Went Up And Then Down. Shocking!)
Bitcoin has been doing that thing it does – going up, going down, generally causing palpitations among anyone who’s invested in it. It wobbled below $110,000 then wobbled above $112,000. Truly gripping stuff. But because Kindly MD and its ilk are still buying, some people are claiming it’s a sign of ‘institutional commitment’. Or it could just be that they have a lot of money and don’t know what else to do with it. It’s a valid hypothesis.🧐
Disclaimer: This article is for amusement purposes only and should not be considered financial advice. We wouldn’t know a good investment if it bit us on the ankles. Seriously. Always ask a professional (who is probably equally baffled). Also, don’t blame us if your digital gold turns into digital dust.
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