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The board of Canadian technology company Matador Technologies Inc. has approved a long-term bitcoin reserve strategy, aiming to accumulate up to 6,000 bitcoins by 2027 and setting a medium-term goal of holding up to 1,000 bitcoins by 2026. The company currently holds 77.4 bitcoins and bitcoin equivalents. In support of this strategy, Matador has previously filed a preliminary short-term infrastructure prospectus of 900 million Canadian dollars to provide financing flexibility for the next 25 mon...
Canadian public company Matador Technologies has filed an application to raise up to 900 million Canadian dollars in 25 months to fund bitcoin accumulation, strategic acquisitions, and infrastructure building related to the bitcoin ecosystem.
The world’s largest internet security provider just defaulted to blocking AI crawlers—and lets publishers set a price for scraping.
Bitcoin and RWA financial technology company Matador announced that it has spent about $878,000 to increase its holdings of 8.4 BTC, with an average purchase price of about $104,914. As part of its long-term bitcoin funding strategy, its current total bitcoin holdings have reached 77.
Geoffrey Hinton warned that AI may surpass humans in all domains—and could eliminate us via autonomous weapons, cyberattacks, and biowarfare.
Matador Technologies, a fintech development company focused on Bitcoin and tokenized real-world assets, announced a CAD 1.50 million investment from Arrington Capital, a digital asset management company founded in 2017 by Michael Arrington, founder of TechCrunch and CrunchBase, and Heather Harde, CEO of TechCrunch, and Geoffrey Arone. The investment will be used to purchase Bitcoin, gold acquisitions, and general corporate purposes.
On December 29th, according to the South Korean Fire Department, as of 17:26 local time, 174 people had died in the collision and fire of the Korean passenger plane.
On December 29th, local time on December 29th, the Jeju Airlines passenger plane that collided and caught fire in South Korea has killed 58 people. On the same day, a passenger plane veered off the runway and hit the airport wall when it landed at Muan Airport in Jeolanang-do, South Korea. The Chinese Consulate General in Gwangju, South Korea, confirmed that no Chinese citizens were injured in the crash.
The collision and fire of a South Korean passenger plane has killed 62 people.
