French listed company Capital B ALCPB increased its holdings by 6 BTC, with a total holding of 2943 BTC

By: rootdata|2026/04/28 07:42:01

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The French listed company Capital B ALCPB has purchased an additional 6 bitcoins, holding a total of 2943.

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