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Boyaa Interactive Buys $33M Bitcoin, Hits 3,670 BTC

Boyaa Interactive, a gaming company listed in Hong Kong, just bought about 290 bitcoins (BTC), spending around $33 million (HK$257 million) from August 5 to August 25, 2025. This brings the company’s total bitcoin reserve to 3,670 BTC, with each coin averaging $62,878. The acquisition was paid using the company’s own cash reserves.

After this latest purchase, Boyaa now holds about 0.0516 BTC for every 10,000 shares, marking a 12% increase in 2025. The company has 710,958,730 issued shares, not counting up to 63,510,000 additional shares that could be issued under a placing agreement from August 21, 2025. 

The company noted that the purchase exceeded previously approved shareholder mandates, prompting a special report to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.

In the announcement, Boyaa explained that buying and holding crypto is central to its Web3 strategy. “Crypto is not just the foundation for our Web3 business and ecosystem, but also helps drive the growth and sustainability of our Web3 games and related projects,” the company said.

The company added that Bitcoin’s limited supply makes the asset valuable for the future, and as more companies build crypto reserves, available coins are running out. Boyaa sees stockpiling BTC as a key step in preparing for the next stage of the internet.

Notably, the transactions were carried out on regulated and licensed trading platforms; however, the identities of the sellers are not known, but Boyaa confirmed that they were independent third parties. Meanwhile, settlement took place after purchase orders were placed and confirmed according to market bid and ask prices.

Boyaa Interactive focuses on developing online card and board games, but it is now moving toward establishing itself as a leading Web3 listed company. Globally, Boyaa ranks 22nd in Bitcoin holdings, according to BitcoinTreasuries.

Bitcoin, launched in 2009, remains the world’s largest cryptocurrency by market value. Boyaa’s move reflects a growing trend of companies using digital assets as part of their treasury strategy, linking gaming, blockchain, and crypto investment in a single forward-looking plan.

Also Read: BitMine Tops ETH Treasuries With $7.9B in Holdings

Richard Ogunjobi

Richard Ogunjobi is a well-experienced crypto journalist who has covered topics that cut across several topics and niches. Richard has a knack for simplifying the most technical concepts and making it easy for crypto newbies to understand. Away from writing, He is an avid basketball lover, and loving traveling.

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