Belgravia Hartford Acquires Additional 25 Bitcoin
Belgravia Hartford buys 25 Bitcoin
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As of July 24, 2025, Belgravia's total Bitcoin holdings have increased to 40.7719114 BTC. The Company has 126,482,409 common shares issued and outstanding, with a fully diluted share count of 154,533,079. Yield on BTC Holdings since initial purchase, June 5, 2025: 13%
Details of Bitcoin Purchases on July 23, 2025:
10:05 AM EST – 2.79874108 BTC purchased for USD $330,814.25 at an average price of USD $118,201.09 per BTC
10:07 AM EST – 20.95320474 BTC purchased for USD $2,475,846.92 at an average price of USD $118,160.78 per BTC
12:46 PM EST – 0.18522816 BTC purchased for USD $22,054.28 at an average price of USD $119,065.50 per BTC
1:07 PM EST – 1.08861755 BTC purchased for USD $128,649.98 at an average price of USD $118,177.39 per BTC
All purchases were executed through Coinsquare's regulated OTC desk.
Management Commentary:
'Belgravia has consistently communicated its strategic intent to deploy financing proceeds into Bitcoin acquisitions, and I'm pleased to confirm that 100% of our recent private placement has been allocated accordingly,' said Mehdi Azodi, President & CEO of Belgravia Hartford. 'We are now finalizing the documentation of our agreement with Round13, as disclosed on July 16, 2025, and we plan to deploy an additional USD $5M for further Bitcoin purchases immediately upon closing.'
Capital Structure Overview:
Warrants Outstanding: 21,175,670, representing a potential capital injection of CAD $4,846,192
Options Outstanding: 6,875,000, representing a potential capital injection of CAD $1,109,400
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