Bitcoin The treasury management firm EmperyDigital states that it will not immediately liquidate all assets on Bitcoin at this stage.
Svmuu News: In response to a proposal by a major shareholder to sell all of Bitcoin and return cash to shareholders, EmperyDigital, a company listed on Nasdaq (Bitcoin), issued a statement stating that the board of directors and management have evaluated the proposal and determined that liquidating all Bitcoin assets is not in the best interests of all shareholders; therefore, the plan will not be implemented at this stage.The statement further noted that although the company’s stock price is below its net asset value, it has implemented a share repurchase program. Regarding the allegations made by shareholder Tice P. Brown, the company stated that his claims are untrue and asserted that ATG Capital has not communicated with the company’s directors or executives. (Businesswire)
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