Cel AI, a British listed company, spent about $678,000 to buy about 6.18 bitcoins
2025/07/04 17:38
PANews reported on July 4 that according to an official announcement, Cel AI, a British listed company, announced that as part of its ongoing asset reserve diversification strategy, it purchased 6.1794767 bitcoins at an average price of US$109,791.00 per bitcoin, with a total investment of US$678,450.93.
Earlier on June 30, it was reported that Cel AI had raised 10 million pounds to purchase Bitcoin .
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