Capital B approved €100 billion to buy Bitcoin. That beats every corporate Bitcoin treasury combined.
A European company just unlocked the largest corporate Bitcoin war chest ever authorized. The only question now is whether they'll use it.
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- →Capital B shareholders approved up to €100 billion in credit instruments and a separate €5 billion equity raise to fund Bitcoin purchases, per a company statement issued in June 2026.
- →The €100 billion credit ceiling is larger than the combined Bitcoin holdings of every known corporate treasury as of mid-2026, making this the biggest such authorization on record.
- →Watch for Capital B's first confirmed Bitcoin purchase under this framework, disclosed on-chain or in a regulatory filing, before the end of Q3 2026.
- Bitcoin treasury strategy → A company policy of holding Bitcoin as a primary corporate reserve asset, similar to how other companies hold cash or bonds.
- Credit instruments → Financial tools like bonds or loans that let a company borrow money, which it can then use to buy assets like Bitcoin.
Capital B shareholders approved €100 billion in credit capacity for Bitcoin purchases. A €5 billion equity raise was authorized alongside it, per a company statement from June 2026.
The scale of the authorization is the story. The €100 billion ceiling is larger than the combined Bitcoin holdings of every known corporate treasury as of mid-2026. That is not a comparison to one company. That is bigger than the entire category.
Capital B has not disclosed its current Bitcoin holdings or where its stock trades. The company is European. Crypto.news cites a company statement, but the underlying shareholder filing was not independently confirmed. If you're relying on these numbers, treat them as Capital B's own figures until a regulatory disclosure surfaces.
The structure mirrors a playbook that dates to 2020. Equity raises plus credit lines, then buy Bitcoin with both. What's new is the ceiling. €100 billion in authorized debt capacity is not a hedge. That's a commitment to own a meaningful share of all Bitcoin in circulation.
For now, it's authorization, not deployment. The vote unlocks the framework. What Capital B actually buys, and when, is still open.
The €100 billion figure is a company statement from an entity with no confirmed exchange listing and no disclosed BTC holdings. Anyone citing this as institutional demand is citing a press release. The underlying filing has not surfaced.
Capital B's first confirmed Bitcoin purchase under this framework, disclosed on-chain or in a regulatory filing, before the end of Q3 2026.
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