Chainalysis Adds Bitcoin to Balance Sheet
The crypto tracing firm didn’t disclose how much it bought but said NYDIG facilitated the purchase.
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Chainalysis Director of Research Kim Grauer speaks at Consensus 2019. (CoinDesk archives)
Crypto tracer Chainalysis has added bitcoin to its corporate balance sheet.
- The $4.2 billion software company said Tuesday it purchased an undisclosed amount of BTC through NYDIG, an institutional bitcoin management firm popular on Wall Street.
- CEO Michael Gronager called it Chainalysis’ first crypto buy: “We will continue to pursue other digital assets as potential future investments,” he said in a statement.
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