MicroCloud Hologram, a Nasdaq-listed technology service provider, plans to buy up to $200 million of Bitcoin or other digital assets. Specifically, MicroCloud Hologram is eyeing Bitcoin ( BTC ), or its derivatives. It will also look at securities derivatives of other digital assets. The company announced the initiative on Feb. 10, revealing in a press release that its planned purchase is down to its bullish outlook for the crypto market. According to MicroCloud, the convergence of blockchain technology, computing and artificial intelligence offers a major opportunity for innovation. This also puts holographic AI quantum computing and digital assets at the forefront of the new age of investment. With companies such as Strategy, formerly MicroStrategy, and Metaplanet , doubling down on BTC, the cascade across the ecosystem is massive. Several small companies in various sectors such as healthcare and entertainment have joined in on the hodling of Bitcoin. You might also like: Strategy resumes Bitcoin plan with $742m buy MicroCloud Hologram, which currently holds about $257 million in cash reserves, wants in on the action. The company’s plans for up to $200 million is to invest in Bitcoin and other crypto projects with high market impact and growth potential. Purchases will help diversify MicroCloud’s capital reserves and help with risk tolerance. The pivot is also key to the firm’s future expansion and capital operations across the burgeoning crypto and blockchain world, the PR stated. Ahead of this, MicroCloud is eyeing digital currency market research, exploring potential growth opportunities. Bitcoin exploded in 2024, hitting an all-time peak above $109k. The gains, coming amid huge demand for spot Bitcoin ETFs and positive regulatory developments, are encouraging institutional players. This same scenario looks poised to engulf the AI sector, with analysts opining that Bitcoin’s bull cycle offers the environment for the AI/crypto convergence to explode further. You might also like: Metaplanet up 3,600% in 12 months, Japan’s fastest-rising stock
