Boya Interactive: Plans to continue purchasing cryptocurrencies not exceeding 100 million US dollars
Boya Interactive announced on March 8th on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange that, in order to further promote the group's business development and layout in the Web3 field, the board of directors is seeking shareholder approval at the shareholders' meeting to further authorize the purchase of potential cryptocurrencies, authorizing the board to continue purchasing cryptocurrencies totaling no more than $100 million.
The company has currently purchased a total of 1,110 bitcoins at an average price of approximately $41,790. It has also purchased a total of 14,855 ethers at an average price of approximately $2,777. Approximately 8 million Tether coins have been purchased.
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