2021-8-25 14:57 |
Various sources have reported that Chinese tech giant Meitu that bought Bitcoin and Ethereum this year first lost money on corrections but reports a 40% rise by now origin »
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Meitu, a software tech company based in Hong Kong, has said that it recorded a loss of $17. 3 million on its Bitcoin portfolios, while in contrast, it recorded a $14. 7 million gain on its Ethereum investment.
2021-7-8 19:00 | |
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The China-based smartphone and internet app maker Meitu has announced the acquisition of $10 million worth of bitcoin for its treasury after the firm purchased digital assets two times prior last month.
2021-4-10 20:30 | |
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The tech company has been on a buying spree of late, racking up $100 million worth of Bitcoin and Ether.
2021-4-9 10:44 | |
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Chinese tech company Meitu has joined a growing list of clients under Coinbase's Institutional Custody Platform. The exchange handled both the trade execution and custody of Meitu's recent $90 million cryptocurrency investment.
2021-3-26 21:52 | |
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Just a few days after an exclusive entry into the crypto space, Chinese Technology Firm, Meitu Inc revealed that it had acquired additional BTC and Ether. A bigger investment this time. The company’s previous investment which marked its first venture into the crypto space saw a purchase of $40 million worth of BTC and ETH. […]
2021-3-21 19:50 | |
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Chinese tech company Meitu has dropped another $50 million on ETh and BTC, taking its total holdings up to $90 million.
2021-3-18 06:35 | |
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Chinese tech company Meitu, Inc. headquartered in Xiamen, Fujian has decided to purchase 15,000 units of Ether and 379. 1214267 units of Bitcoin at the cost of a whopping US$22. 1 million and US$17.
2021-3-8 12:40 | |
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Chinese tech company Meitu now has $40 million worth of Bitcoin and Ethereum on its balance sheet
2021-3-7 15:47 | |
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The latest crypto investment fund on the block is Dragonfly Ventures, a $100 million traditional venture fund investing only in crypto assets, managed by partners Alexander Pack from Bain Capital Ventures and Bo Feng, founding partner of Ceyuan Ventures.
2018-10-9 15:30 | |
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