Ironically, while the ignorant masses are busy contemplating and debating on whether or not bitcoin is a legal tender, the rich are busy buying millions of dollars worth of the cryptocurrency.
It was gathered that the British Columbia-based augmented reality firm Nextech AR Solutions has announced the purchase of $2 million in bitcoin.
This is just like its chief executive officer, Evan Gappelberg vowed that the firm may add more in 2021.
On daily basis in the past weeks, the value of the bitcoin keeps increasing in its thousands.
Bitcoin (BTC) is becoming a treasury reserve mainstay for a number of well-known companies, as a great number of businesses have joined the trending bitcoin treasuries bandwagon.
Last week Tuesday, the Vancouver, British Columbia company Nextech AR Solutions (OTCQB: NEXCF) announced the initial purchase of $2 million in bitcoin (BTC).
Nextech’s CEO Evan Gappelberg detailed there may be more bitcoin added to the reserves in 2021.
“Our investment in bitcoin is part of our new capital diversification and allocation strategy with the intent to maximize long-term value for our shareholders,” Gappelberg said. This initial investment reflects our belief that bitcoin is a long-term store of value and an attractive investment asset with more long-term appreciation potential than holding cash, which is currently yielding 0.06%. Bitcoin is a digital version of gold which has a total market capitalization of $10 trillion versus bitcoin’s total market capitalization of only $500 billion.”
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Nextech’s CEO added: ”We think that as part of the digital transformation a paradigm shift to digital gold is underway and as bitcoin is seen more and more as a store of value, just like gold, it will catch up to gold”
Nextech specializes in augmented reality (AR) and virtual events for businesses and institutions. The firm has team members from technology companies like Oracle, IBM, SAP, and Cisco, and last year the company launched its SaaS platform for web AR in e-commerce. The purchase of $2 million in bitcoin (BTC) follows a slew of companies purchasing BTC for reserves, and a great deal of them stem from Canada.
Six days ago, the publicly listed Canadian company Mogo announced leveraging 1.5% of the company’s reserve assets to purchase bitcoin. Nextech’s announcement also mentions the investments Mass Mutual, Guggenheim Partners, and Microstrategy as inspiration.
“The company feels that as the widespread adoption of bitcoin continues, the timing is right for this move,” Nextech concludes.”
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