最新报道：According to CoinWorld, cryptocurrency exchange Bakkt is preparing to raise $75 million to acquire new Bitcoin. Last November, reports surfaced that Trump Media was planning to acquire the company, but the acquisition apparently fell through. Furthermore, companies around the world continue to invest in Bitcoin and altcoin reserves. Jordan Fried has been appointed CEO-designate of the corporate Bitcoin buyer, but he also serves as chairman of HBAR Treasury. Bakkt's bet on Bitcoin: Corporate Bitcoin acquisitions are becoming a global trend, with new companies making partial investments or full transitions daily. Bakkt, a centralized exchange with limited influence in the industry, is the latest company to make a significant bet on Bitcoin. Specifically, according to a press release, Bakkt plans to issue over 6.7 million shares of company stock to raise funds: Bakkt's shift from an exchange business to a Bitcoin custody business makes sense. After last year's poor market performance, the company attempted to secure an acquisition from Trump Media. However, the deal apparently fell through. Instead, last month, it filed an application to create a large-scale new stock offering to explore a potential Bitcoin transition. Today's offering could be the first step in this plan. Furthermore, Bakkt wasn't the only company making a large Bitcoin commitment today. Antelope Enterprise Holdings Limited announced a $50 million investment, thanks to a new securities purchase agreement. It's unclear whether this represents a limited entry into the cryptocurrency space or a full-scale shift toward a treasury strategy. While companies like Bakkt and Antelope Enterprise focus on Bitcoin, some are dabbling in both. Altcoin treasury strategies are emerging around the world, with new assets gaining traction with corporate cash. Yesterday, Immutable announced an HBAR reserve strategy, which its chairman, Jordan Fried, commented on. However, today, Jordan Fried was named in a treasury initiative focused on Bitcoin. Electric vehicle infrastructure company ZOOZ Power announced a $180 million private placement to fund BTC purchases. In other words, Bakkt and other companies are bullish on Bitcoin, but there are other options. Neither of Fried's affiliated companies has a diversified strategy, instead taking maximalist positions across different assets. Going forward, the comparative performance of these two strategies could provide valuable data for corporate investors.