2026-01-03 02:25:44

Swedish Bitcoin Treasury Company H100 recently released its New Year shareholder letter, revealing some interesting developments. Since launching its Bitcoin strategy in May 2025, the company has raised approximately 120 million SEK, holding 1,046 BTC. It is currently the largest publicly listed Bitcoin treasury company in the Nordics and one of the fastest-growing Bitcoin treasury companies worldwide this year.

What’s even more noteworthy is their plans for the future. In 2026, H100 intends to continue increasing its Bitcoin holdings while launching a series of Bitcoin-native products—yield strategies, hedging solutions, asset collateral tools—all in the pipeline. Not only that, but they also plan to build a Bitcoin financial platform, which signifies a shift from merely holding assets to becoming a financial service provider.

From an institutional allocation perspective, this reflects a changing attitude in the traditional financial world towards Bitcoin. More and more listed companies are incorporating Bitcoin into their balance sheets, moving beyond the experimental phase to actively deploying real capital. H100’s move exemplifies this trend specifically in the Nordics.

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SquidTeacher

· 9h ago

Nordics are also starting to compete in Bitcoin financial products, the pace is fast Traditional finance has really come back, from testing the waters to all-in, it's only been two or three years 1046 BTC is not a small amount, the key is to see how their financial platforms operate, whether their profit strategies will follow the old套路 Institutional allocation is a long-term trend, but whether H100 can withstand market volatility is the real point Another traditional company getting into Bitcoin, hopefully this time it won't crash From holding coins to derivatives, their appetite is growing bigger, the moves in Nordics are quite interesting Will asset collateral tools become a new risk point, or are they still a good route? 1.2 billion SEK leveraging so much, it looks like their financing ability is good, just worried about policies Nordic institutions increasing their Bitcoin holdings are setting an example for global traditional finance Hedging solutions sound good, but the premise is BTC needs to go up, otherwise it's all just talk on paper

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OPsychology

· 01-03 02:54

Nordics are also getting competitive. 1,046 Bitcoins are directly listed on the company's balance sheet. This isn't just testing the waters—it's a true all-in move. Traditional finance is really convinced now. From watching the excitement to placing bets, it only took a couple of years to make the switch. Yield strategies, hedging, asset collateralization—these all sound like efforts to financialize Bitcoin. If this move succeeds, the entire ecosystem will be completely different.

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TxFailed

· 01-03 02:45

ngl h100 moving from pure hodler to actual financial services is the play... learned the hard way that sitting on btc isn't enough anymore

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CryptoMom

· 01-03 02:45

1,046 BTC, the Nordic region has really jumped on board this time, unlike some places still talking about it on paper. 2026 wants to build a financial platform? Alright, I believe in you, but can you avoid turning it into another FTX? It's not news that traditional finance is embracing BTC; the key question is whether they're actually buying or just playing another round of cutting the leeks. H100 is moving pretty fast, from accumulating coins to providing financial services in one step—bold move. Nordic people's money is more straightforward; it's really different from the scammy practices in some other crypto circles. Are profit strategies and hedging tools compliant, everyone? Should we wait and see what regulators say? 1.2 billion SEK sounds like a lot, but when converted to USD, it's just average. This is the kind of institutional allocation that should be happening, not just shouting about air coins every day.

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AirdropJunkie

· 01-03 02:29

Nordics are also starting to take it seriously; 1046 BTC is no small amount. From holding coins to building financial platforms, is this the rhythm of consuming the entire ecosystem? Institutions are really going all in; the era of trial and error is long over. The attitude shift in traditional finance has been quite rapid, only two or three years. This H100 move is quite something; just looking at the growth rate shows they are seizing the opportunity. The 120 million SEK financing speed is also quite fast; the financing environment in Nordics is still good. Building a financial platform is a big step, and the risks are also high. More and more listed companies are going on-chain; it feels like traditional finance has completely compromised. Wait, could there be regulatory issues with asset collateral tools? With such a rich Bitcoin product line, it’s a bit like running an exchange. The Bitcoin fund in this small Nordic region can also rank among the top few globally, which is really outrageous. Profit strategies and hedging solutions sound like they are designed to keep big whales.

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