H100 receives investment led by Blockstream CEO, Bitcoin becomes the new standard for corporate asset allocation in 2025

Blockstream CEO Adam Back recently led a round of financing for Swedish health technology company H100 Group AB, totaling 21 million Swedish kronor (about 2.2 million US dollars). The funds will be used to support H100 in implementing its latest strategy: large-scale purchases of Bitcoin.

0% interest convertible loan, betting on Bitcoin asset allocation

According to H100's announcement on May 25, the financing was completed in the form of a zero-interest convertible loan. The loan will expire on June 15, 2028, and investors can convert the debt into company shares at any time at a price of 1.3 Swedish kronor per share (about 11 cents).

If the weighted average price of the company's stock price exceeds the conversion price by more than 33% within 60 trading days, it will have the right to force conversion. If all shares are converted, approximately 16.15 million new common shares will be issued, and the company's equity will be diluted by approximately 12%.

Back personally invested $1.4 million to support the corporate allocation of Bitcoin

In this round of financing, Adam Back personally invested about $1.4 million, and the rest of the funds came from investors such as Morten Klein and family offices. H100 said that this move will support its Bitcoin investment plan announced on May 22, and it has begun to implement Bitcoin purchases.

According to current market price estimates, this financing will allow H100 to purchase approximately 20.18 Bitcoins. Together with the 4.39 previously purchased, the company's Bitcoin holdings will reach approximately 24.57, showing its high confidence in the long-term value of Bitcoin.

Non-crypto companies involved in BTC: strategy or speculation?

Although H100 Group AB is essentially a health technology company, its involvement in the Bitcoin market has attracted widespread attention in the market. This cross-border behavior may represent that more and more non-crypto companies are beginning to consider Bitcoin as part of their balance sheets to hedge against inflation risks and seek high returns.

Summary: Overview of global corporate purchases of Bitcoin

H100 Group AB joins the trend of corporate purchases, highlighting the increasing attention of traditional industries to Bitcoin as a strategic asset. The following are some well-known companies and institutions that have purchased Bitcoin recently around the world:

From the above data, we can see that corporate purchases of Bitcoin have expanded from crypto-native companies to traditional industries such as healthcare, technology, finance, and energy. This shows that Bitcoin is gradually being regarded as a strategic reserve asset and macro hedging tool, and is being recognized and allocated by mainstream institutions around the world. With the rise of macroeconomic uncertainty, this trend is expected to accelerate in the future.