Satsuma shareholders voted to sell 668 BTC and delist, and Ionic Digital received approval from the SEC for direct listing

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According to BBX data, yesterday, global digital infrastructure and cryptographic reserve companies ushered in the latest major developments in capital operation, technical security, and treasury clearing. The core content is as follows:

Satsuma shareholders voted highly to clear Bitcoin and delist: Shareholders of Satsuma Technology, the second-largest listed Bitcoin reserve company in the UK, voted with an extremely high approval rating of 90% to approve the sale of all of the company's 668 BTC (fair value approximately US$43.5 million) holdings, return capital to investors, and delist from the London Stock Exchange (LSE). According to the schedule, the company is expected to deregister on September 14, 2026, and the settlement of funds and CREST transfers will be completed on September 28. The company's Bitcoin treasury strategy took less than a year, and the stock price had fallen by more than 99% from its previous peak.

Ionic Digital received approval from the SEC for direct listing on July 28: Digital infrastructure company Ionic Digital officially announced that its S-1 registration statement has been officially approved by the US SEC and is expected to begin trading on the NASDAQ Global Select Market on July 28, under the ticker symbol “IOND.” The listing uses a direct listing (Direct Listing) model, and the company does not publicly sell any new shares. Ionic Digital's core business focuses on providing next-generation data center solutions for AI and high performance computing (HPC).

Galaxy launches $5 million “Bitcoin Quantum Readiness Initiative”: Digital asset giant Galaxy announced the launch of the “Bitcoin Quantum Readiness Initiative” (Bitcoin Quantum Readiness Initiative), which plans to invest up to $5 million in developer funding to push the Bitcoin network forward against quantum attacks. The plan consists of three core sections: one is the development of post-funding quantum cryptography (PQC) solutions; the second is for Galaxy Research to conduct special research on quantum computing and cybersecurity; and the third is to set up an expert advisory committee to advance academic discussions on the underlying roadmap.