What happened
Three public-company bitcoin treasury decisions moved in different directions. Satsuma shareholders voted to liquidate bitcoin, return cash and delist from London after heavy losses. Zhibao Technology plans to take 3,500 BTC in an approximately $220 million PIPE. Tesla held its treasury steady and booked a $112 million impairment.
Taken together, the decisions show a widening split in how companies are approaching bitcoin on their balance sheets: exit, planned accumulation and continued holding.
Why it matters
The contrast is a useful reminder that a bitcoin treasury strategy is not producing one uniform corporate response. A single day’s records include a shareholder-approved unwind, a proposed large acquisition and an unchanged position accompanied by impairment.
For readers following corporate bitcoin adoption, the next receipts are the execution details: Satsuma’s liquidation, cash return and delisting process; whether Zhibao completes the PIPE and receives the planned bitcoin; and Tesla’s subsequent treasury disclosures.
Watch for filings or company disclosures confirming Satsuma’s exit, Zhibao’s PIPE completion and bitcoin receipt, and Tesla’s next reported treasury position.
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