- Fold said it sold 832 BTC in the first half to repay debt and fund operations.
- The sales reduced its Bitcoin holdings for investment purposes to 194 BTC, while total holdings fell to 271 BTC.
- Fold posted a $15.6 million operating loss in the first half, raising the possibility of future Bitcoin sales or additional share issuance.
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Fold, a Nasdaq-listed Bitcoin financial services company, sold a total of 832 BTC in the first half of 2026 to repay debt and fund operations.
CryptoSlate reported on August 12 that Fold sold 200 BTC for $14.4 million in February and an additional 632 BTC for $44.7 million in June. Of the June proceeds, $20 million went to repay a Bitcoin-backed loan, while the remaining $24.7 million was retained as cash.
By the end of June, Fold's Bitcoin holdings for investment purposes had fallen to 194 BTC. Including 77 BTC held separately for customer rewards, its total Bitcoin holdings stood at 271 BTC.
Fold posted an operating loss of $15.6 million in the first half. CryptoSlate said the ongoing losses could force the company to raise funds through additional share sales or further Bitcoin disposals. It added that those were potential financing risk factors, not confirmation that new issuance or asset sales were inevitable.
