Miller Cole

Miller Cole

Miller Cole is a Contributing Writer and Analyst at BitcoinTreasuries.net, covering Bitcoin treasury company mechanics. He is currently studying Politics with Economics at the University of Bath.

As a Contributing Writer, his mandate includes in-depth analysis, exclusive interviews, and video/X clip coverage, alongside a regular seat on the weekly BT Takeover stream. He co-hosts The Continental, a weekly X Spaces show on European Bitcoin treasury companies and the wider Digital Credit ecosystem.

His interviews include Dylan LeClair (Metaplanet).

Latest Articles

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XCE Turns Recruitment Into a Bitcoin Reserve

Connecting Excellence Group has built something unusual in the treasury company field: a cash-generative operating business designed from the ground up to feed a Bitcoin balance sheet, rather than a Bitcoin balance sheet bolted onto an existing company. Its latest investor materials show the mechani...

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Strategy Sells 1,690 Bitcoin, Boosts Cash Reserves to $4.65 Billion

Strategy Inc. announced in its latest SEC Form 8-K filing that it sold 1,690 Bitcoin for aggregate proceeds of $108.6 million (average sale price of $64,262 per BTC) during the week of August 3 to August 9, 2026. Per the filing, net proceeds from the Bitcoin sales were used entirely to fund addition...

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Austria's 2nd Largest Bank Boosts Strategy Stake Over 3,000%

A fresh 13F filing shows Raiffeisen Bank International, the Vienna-based lender, rebuilding its Strategy (MSTR) position from a near-zero base, lifting its stake from 188 shares to 5,980 in a single quarter, a reversal that erases a sharp sell-down three months earlier.

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Inside the Two-Horse Race for Europe's Next Bitcoin-Backed Preferred

Smarter Web paid off Smarter Convert in July and repriced its Coinbase facility this morning. Capital B has converted the last of its B-01 bonds and come out with fewer diluted shares than it started with. Both bought Bitcoin today. Neither purchase is the reason to read the releases.

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Strategy Gives Itself 27 Trading Days To Return STRC To Par After Q2 Earnings

Strategy grew its Bitcoin holdings by 11% and cut its Strategy Holds Fire on New Deals Until STRC Returns to Parconvertible debt by 18% in the second quarter of 2026, against an $8.33 billion operating loss caused almost entirely by the falling Bitcoin price. But the call kept returning to a single...