Real Bedford FC expands its Bitcoin holdings with a strategic purchase of 66.9 BTC at an average price of approximately $67,220 per coin, reinforcing its commitment to crypto.
The Real Bedford Football Club, renowned for its pro-crypto stance, has recently increased its Bitcoin holdings with a substantial acquisition of the digital asset.
According to an X post from club chairman Peter McCormack, the club acquired 66.9 Bitcoin
BTC
$66,952
at an average price of approximately $67,220 per coin, totaling $4,500,420.69.
Banking on Bitcoin
This latest acquisition brings Real Bedfordâs total Bitcoin holdings to 82.7 BTC, acquired at a cumulative cost of around $5.37 million. The average purchase price now of the clubâs stash is about $64,925 per coin.
Of the total Bitcoin holdings, McCormack posted that 15.8 BTC is designated for operational purposes related to football activities.
The remaining balance is held securely in the clubâs treasury, highlighting Real Bedfordâs strategy of utilizing Bitcoin not only as a financial asset but also as an integral part of its daily operations.
Real Bedford FC is a non-league football club based in the town of Bedford in the United Kingdom. McCormack acquired the team in 2021, and he then set the ambitious goal of getting the team into the football league.
Buying up Bitcoin
This move aligns with the clubâs broader vision of leveraging cryptocurrency for stability and growth.
Real Bedford FCâs proactive stance on cryptocurrency reflects a growing trend among organizations seeking to diversify their assets and explore new financial landscapes.
As the club continues to build its presence both on and off the field, its adoption of Bitcoin sets a precedent for other clubs and businesses considering similar financial strategies.
Businesses within the crypto space have also been âstackingâ Bitcoin in recent purchases, and sellers are becoming more reluctant to let go of their holdings. This includes the Bitcoin investment firm Metaplanet, which purchased 21.88 BTC on July 16.
According to analysts, Bitcoinâs price currently stands only 8% away from of its all-time high following the news of United States President Joe Biden stepping down as the nominee for the Democratic party in the 2024 election.
Source:- COINTELEGRAPH