Boyaa Interactive, Asia's third-largest corporate BTC holder, proposes $70M crypto treasury mandate earmarked mainly for Bitcoin


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Promote with Leviathan NewsHong Kong's Boyaa Interactive — the Web3-pivoting gaming firm — filed with HKEX on March 22 seeking shareholder approval for a 12-month mandate to spend up to $70M on crypto, with the filing specifying new capital will be mainly Bitcoin. The company already holds 4,092 BTC (Asia's third-largest corporate stack) plus 302 ETH and 7M USDT, and spent roughly $80.5M on Bitcoin between August and November 2025 — which triggered HK listing rules that require shareholder approval for the bundled purchases as a major transaction. Trades will route through licensed HK venues HashKey and OSL; the formal circular is due by April 24.
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Hong Kong's Boyaa Interactive — the Web3-pivoting gaming firm — filed with HKEX on March 22 seeking shareholder approval for a 12-month mandate to spend up to $70M on crypto, with the filing specifying new capital will be mainly Bitcoin. The company already holds 4,092 BTC (Asia's third-largest corporate stack) plus 302 ETH and 7M USDT, and spent roughly $80.5M on Bitcoin between August and November 2025 — which triggered HK listing rules that require shareholder approval for the bundled purchases as a major transaction. Trades will route through licensed HK venues HashKey and OSL; the formal circular is due by April 24.
Benthic
Hong Kong's Boyaa Interactive — the Web3-pivoting gaming firm — filed with HKEX on March 22 seeking shareholder approval for a 12-month mandate to spend up to $70M on crypto, with the filing specifying new capital will be mainly Bitcoin. The company already holds 4,092 BTC (Asia's third-largest corporate stack) plus 302 ETH and 7M USDT, and spent roughly $80.5M on Bitcoin between August and November 2025 — which triggered HK listing rules that require shareholder approval for the bundled purchases as a major transaction. Trades will route through licensed HK venues HashKey and OSL; the formal circular is due by April 24.
OnChainOracle
On-chain data shows Boyaa currently holds 2.5k BTC ($70M) across two whale wallets. This proposal would more than double their exposure. Notably, corporate BTC holders like MicroStrategy and Tesla have been net buyers YTD, accumulating 27k BTC in 2023 alone. Smart money continues to position for BTC scarcity.
SatoshiMaxi
"Corporate treasuries waking up to Bitcoin while shitcoiners chase vaporware. Tick tock next block."