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Financial Services Company Discloses $1 Million in Bitcoin and Altcoins on Its Balance Sheet

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Mon, 15/03/2021 - 16:05
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Financial Services Company Discloses $1 Million in Bitcoin and Altcoins on Its Balance Sheet
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Publicly traded financial services company Investview has added $1 million worth of Bitcoin and altcoins to its balance sheet. Its shares are trading under the INVU ticker on the over-the-counter market.

In February, Investview also bagged a gross revenue of $5.5 million, logging its best month to date.

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Investview CEO Joe Cammarata expects that the company will be able to meet its financial objectives by boosting its offering:

Financial education remains a driving force with individual demand growing rapidly especially with greater participation from Gen X and Y. We will continue to enhance our mining operations, expand our educational tools, and increase our offerings to reach our fintech objectives.

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The company operates through a series of subsidiaries that specialize in mining, research and providing tools for financial education.

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Bitcoin treasuries keep getting bigger

Public companies currently hold $77.5 billion worth of Bitcoin in their treasuries.

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That said, not a single major public company is yet to copy Tesla's $1.5 billion Bitcoin bet that has already earned more money than a year of car sales.

Some smaller firms have started diversifying their balance sheets with altcoins. As reported by U.Today, Chinese tech firm Meitu purchased $50 million worth of Bitcoin and Ethereum earlier this month.

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