UK investment firm B HODL has recently been active. They borrowed £74,250 at an interest rate of 8.00% and immediately used it to increase their Bitcoin holdings. After this operation, the company's Bitcoin reserves reached 159,295 coins — a level that already classifies them as a major player.

What’s even more interesting is the cost structure. Based on the current average price of £83,103 per coin, the total investment is approximately £13.24 million. In the context of an 8% borrowing cost, such large-scale institutional-level positions often reflect a clear outlook on the market. The increasing size of their holdings indicates a capital bet on the long-term value of BTC.