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Coinshares: Where Losing Money Is Just Part of Their Business Plan to Make More Money

An illustration of a person standing at the edge of a cliff overlooking an ocean with waves crashing below; they hold a large stack of coins that seem to be slipping through their fingers into the sea as some float away on the water's surface. The figure is surrounded by scattered coins and debris from what appears to have been a shipwreck, suggesting loss or failure in one part of their business while others are thriving nearby. In contrast, other stacks of coins remain intact near them but slightly out of reach, hinting at potential gains yet untapped.

The great news just keeps rolling out for Coinshares! Another quarter, another profit from their dubious dealings with crypto companies that inevitably go bankrupt. I mean who needs actual value or stability when your business model is based on ‘we’ll invest in anything and hope it doesn’t tank’? Their Flowbank fiasco was a real highlight of the year – £24.8 million lost due to bankruptcy, but hey at least they got some cash back from selling their FTX claim! It’s like playing that old game where you bet your friends’ money on who can eat a whole pizza in one sitting and then get lucky with the leftovers

Source: bitcoin.com

Coinshares, a leading European digital asset investment firm, reported strong financial performance in the second quarter of 2024, highlighted by a significant increase in revenue and adjusted EBITDA. The company also navigated market challenges, including the impairment of its Flowbank investment, while achieving a profitable sale of its FTX claim. In its latest earnings disclosure, Coinshares posted a total revenue of £22.5 million for Q2 2024, more than doubling the […]

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