Nigel Farage-backed Stack BTC eyes $16 million gold dealer deal to fund bitcoin buy
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Nigel Farage-backed Stack BTC eyes $16 million gold dealer deal to fund bitcoin buy
Farage-backed Stack BTC agrees £12M reverse takeover of Direct Bullion
The Aquis-listed Bitcoin treasury firm Stack BTC, which lists Nigel Farage among its shareholders, has entered a £12 million arrangement to buy Direct Bullion, a company known for its gold business. The deal, which is being framed as a way to expand the Frage-backed firm’s digital asset reserve, is being closed with a company with Stack BTC’s own chief strategy officer on its board. That kind of arrangement counts as a reverse takeover on London…
Farage-backed treasury firm Stack BTC plans expansion with $16M talks for Direct Bullion
The Aquis-listed Bitcoin treasury firm Stack BTC, which lists Nigel Farage among its shareholders, has entered a £12 million arrangement to buy Direct Bullion, a company known for its gold business. The deal, which is being framed as a way to expand the Frage-backed firm’s digital asset reserve, is...
Nigel Farage’s bitcoin firm to buy Direct Bullion
A listed bitcoin firm which counts Nigel Farage as a major shareholder has agreed a £12 million deal to buy Direct Bullion – the precious metals group which pays the Reform UK leader £22,500 an hour to promote it. Direct Bullion’s founder and sole shareholder is Paul Withers, who is also chief strategy officer at Stack BTC. The firm sells gold coins and bars directly to the public and to pension funds. It was included in the Financial Times FT 1…
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