The fund currently holds approximately 5,400 Bitcoin, valued at around $374 million at current prices.

The arrangement is structured through a collaboration with Tokeny, a Luxembourg-based firm that builds technology for issuing and managing tokenized financial assets.

The most actively traded assets on the Nigeria platform were Bitcoin, USDT, and Tron.

The bulk of the loss came from accounting adjustments tied to Ethereum price declines in the second half of the year.

The goal is to let Bitcoin function as an everyday payment method without triggering a taxable event on each use.

The $25 million in new capital will fund engineering hires and continued protocol development.

At $2,015 per coin, the company's Ethereum treasury is worth approximately $9.14 billion.

Bitcoin's issuance schedule was embedded in the protocol by its pseudonymous creator, Satoshi Nakamoto, and is fixed in the software.

The reversal came after reports emerged that G7 nations were weighing the release of up to 400 million barrels from strategic reserves.

The purchase is the company's largest single Bitcoin acquisition since January, when it bought 22,305 coins for $2.13 billion.