Moon Inc. (HKEX: 1723) has raised roughly HK$65.5 million (about US$8.8 million) to launch a Bitcoin prepaid card in Thailand and South Korea, with broader expansion across Asia under evaluation. The Hong Kong–listed firm, formerly HK Asia Holdings, plans to sell BTC through prepaid card rails at convenience stores, kiosks, and telecom shops—letting users “top up” Bitcoin similar to mobile airtime.

Hong Kong-based DDC Enterprise Limited (NYSE: DDC) made its third Bitcoin (BTC) purchase in a week, adding another 100 BTC as it races to build a digital asset treasury targeting 10,000 BTC—roughly $1.2 billion at current prices. The company said it is “accelerating the pace” of acquisitions after laying operational groundwork and partnerships, positioning Bitcoin as a strategic reserve on its balance sheet.

Opendoor CEO Kaz Nejatian said the real estate platform will enable customers to buy homes with Bitcoin and other crypto, replying “We will. Just need to prioritize it” in a post on X. Following the comment, coverage noted Opendoor’s stock ticked higher intraday and highlighted the company’s scale (operating in 44 U.S. markets with a multibillion-dollar market cap).

Japanese loans provider MBK (TYO: 3121) announced it purchased approximately 17.6 BTC for around ¥300 million (~$2.04 million) and approved the buy at the board level. The firm framed Bitcoin as both a treasury hedge against yen depreciation and inflation and as a strategic asset it plans to use beyond investment purposes.

MicroStrategy, the business intelligence company co-founded by Michael Saylor, has expanded its Bitcoin holdings to an unprecedented 638,985 BTC, worth more than $73 billion. The announcement followed the purchase of 525 Bitcoin valued at roughly $60 million, acquired at an average price of $114,562 per BTC.

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