[Chain News] PANews, June 20 - According to reports, the Bitcoin-focused investment startup Parataxis Holdings has announced that it has reached a final agreement with Bridge Biotherapeutics, Inc. to invest 25 billion Korean Won (approximately 18.29 million USD), giving Parataxis Holdings a controlling stake in the company to acquire the Korean Bridge Biotherapeutics, with the aim of launching an institution-backed Bitcoin financial platform in the Korean public market. This transaction will create a Bitcoin-native fund management platform in the Korean public market, supported by institutional investors with extensive experience in digital asset investment.
According to previous news, Parataxis Holdings plans to go public through a SPAC transaction, which still needs to complete the usual procedures such as due diligence, signing a final agreement, and obtaining regulatory approval.
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Parataxis Holdings invested $18.29 million to acquire a Korean company to build a Bitcoin financial platform.
[Chain News] PANews, June 20 - According to reports, the Bitcoin-focused investment startup Parataxis Holdings has announced that it has reached a final agreement with Bridge Biotherapeutics, Inc. to invest 25 billion Korean Won (approximately 18.29 million USD), giving Parataxis Holdings a controlling stake in the company to acquire the Korean Bridge Biotherapeutics, with the aim of launching an institution-backed Bitcoin financial platform in the Korean public market. This transaction will create a Bitcoin-native fund management platform in the Korean public market, supported by institutional investors with extensive experience in digital asset investment.
According to previous news, Parataxis Holdings plans to go public through a SPAC transaction, which still needs to complete the usual procedures such as due diligence, signing a final agreement, and obtaining regulatory approval.