Bitfarms raises funds to purchase 2,000 BTC, Roblox tests 2% cash monetization, S&P launches Treasury Index

ME News Report, April 2nd (UTC+8), according to BBX Data, as the second quarter begins, global companies are actively engaging in asset listing and rating infrastructure, with key data as follows:
2,000 spot buy-ins: Bitfarms (NASDAQ: $BITF) announced yesterday the completion of a $50 million structured debt financing provided by top private equity, which was fully used before market close yesterday to buy back on the open market, approximately acquiring 2,000 BTC, further defending its position as a leading North American mining company.
$15 million dollar-cost averaging initiation: MicroAlgo (NASDAQ: $MLGO) announced pre-market yesterday that the board approved the establishment of a $15 million digital asset dedicated fund, and officially launched the “Daily DCA (TWAP)” program yesterday, aiming to reduce volatility risk from single-point purchases.
Gaming ecosystem reserves: Roblox (NYSE: $RBLX) disclosed in developer communications yesterday that it has converted 2% of its excess cash on the balance sheet into ETH and AVAX. This move is not purely financial investment but is used to support the underlying liquidity for its next-generation creator economy chain settlements.
Rating giant enters the field: S&P Global (NYSE: $SPGI) released yesterday the “Corporate Bitcoin Treasury Index (CBTX).” This index specifically tracks publicly listed companies worldwide with over 1% BTC exposure on their balance sheets, marking that traditional rating agencies are officially incorporating “crypto treasuries” into mainstream financial metrics.
Hashpower restructuring: Northern Data (XETRA: $NB2) announced yesterday that it has divested its last traditional cloud storage business, declaring that from the second quarter onward, 100% of the company’s energy and computing power will serve only AI rendering and the absolute accumulation of internal BTC treasuries.
(Source: ChainCatcher)