TSX-listed firm Quantum Solutions launches BTC treasury 

Tokyo Stock Exchange-listed AI firm Quantum Solutions has announced the launch of its Bitcoin treasury initiative on Thursday, as per a press release by the company.  Investment firm Integrated Asset Management will provide $10 million in funds, which will be used to make the initial investment. 

Quantum Solutions has a plan to accumulate a reserve of about 3,000 BTC over the next 12 months. The initiative is to be managed by one of Quantum Solution’s subsidiaries in Hong Kong, GPT Pals Studio Limited. 

“We are uniquely positioned to build a Bitcoin-first capital structure. Our goal is not only to accumulate Bitcoin, but to do so with institutional-grade discipline,” said CEO of Quantum Solutons, Francis Zhou. “We are in advanced discussions with top-tier asset managers, sovereign wealth allocators, and fintech leaders to scale our treasury roadmap responsibly and rapidly.”

Currently, the biggest corporate BTC holder in Japan in Metaplanet. Quantum Solutions will be joining a growing list of companies who have decided to buy Bitcoin in bulk either as an investment strategy or for the purpose of hedging against inflation. 

“Quantum Solutions demonstrates a clear strategic vision and determination. I see compelling potential in their approach to building a significant Bitcoin treasury, and I look forward to supporting their efforts in unlocking institutional pathways and capital alignment. It’s a timely opportunity for firms with global ambition and focused execution,” said Tak Cheung Yam, who is the founder of Integrated Asset Management Limited. 

Quantum Solutions is an AI-focused company that was created in 1999. It has been listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange since 2002, offering software and hardware solutions to its clientele.

Source: Google Finance

Shares of Quantum Solutions were trading at 504 Japanese Yen at the time of reporting, down by 9.19%