Blockstream
Coverage of Blockstream in the Nexus archive.
- H100 Shareholders Approve Bitcoin Deal That Would Make It Europe’s No. 2 Listed Treasury
H100 Group shareholders approved acquisitions of Norwegian bitcoin treasury firms Moonshot AS and Never Say Die AS, increasing holdings to 3,500 BTC and positioning the company as Europe’s second-largest listed bitcoin treasury. The deal structure retains 30% ownership for existing H100 shareholders, with Adam Back, CEO of Blockstream, as a key investor and credibility anchor.
- Capital B Acquires 192 Bitcoin for €13 Million, Pushes Total Holdings to 3,135 BTC
Capital B acquired 192 Bitcoin for €13 million, increasing its total holdings to 3,135 BTC, and completed a capital raise of €17.15 million through various investments. The company's bitcoin treasury strategy focuses on growing its Bitcoin holdings per fully diluted share over time. Capital B is listed on Euronext Growth Paris under the ticker ALCPB.
- French BTC treasury firm Capital B buys $15 million in bitcoin following raise
Capital B, a French BTC treasury firm, has raised $20 million from capital increase contracts and used $15 million to buy bitcoin. The raise involved Blockstream CEO Adam Back. This investment indicates Capital B's confidence in bitcoin.
- Capital B raises $1.3M from Adam Back for Bitcoin strategy
Capital B has raised $1.3 million from Adam Back, with Blockstream CEO subscribing to 10 million warrants, as part of its Bitcoin treasury strategy. This investment will help Capital B push ahead with its plans. The move is significant for the company's growth.
- Adam ‘Not Satoshi’ Back Is at Peace With Wall Street Crypto Era
Adam Back, CEO of Blockstream, expresses acceptance of the Wall Street-driven crypto era in 2025. He is not Satoshi Nakamoto, the pseudonymous Bitcoin creator, but remains a prominent figure in blockchain technology.
- Strategy and Blockstream CEOs Paint Vision of Bitcoin’s Financial Future
Strategy and Blockstream CEOs Phong Le and Adam Back discussed Bitcoin's role in reshaping financial systems, highlighting Strategy's Bitcoin holdings, digital credit products like STRC, and tokenization as key drivers. They emphasized institutional adoption, DeFi integration, and Bitcoin's alignment with cypherpunk ideals.
- Blockstream Launches Jade Core to Simplify Bitcoin Self-Custody Without Sacrificing Security
Blockstream has launched Jade Core, a hardware wallet designed to simplify Bitcoin self-custody with a user-friendly experience while maintaining open-source security. The device supports Bluetooth, offline transaction signing, and features like Blind Oracle PIN protection, aiming to expand Bitcoin adoption by reducing barriers for less technical users.
- Tons of noise everywhere for the purpose of distraction. Thought some of You would appreciate this. Shout out to the educated and the Hardcore 📢🫡!
Paris Blockchain Week 2026 highlights the convergence of traditional finance and crypto, with infrastructure, regulation, and capital aligning. The event underscores blockchain's integration into economic systems and discussions on AI-driven finance and regulatory frameworks like MiCA.
- LONGITUDE recap: Adam Back on Satoshi, crypto regulation needs tweaks
Blockstream’s Adam Back discussed why he is often mistaken for Satoshi Nakamoto, while OKX Europe’s CEO praised the MiCA regulation as beneficial for the crypto industry during the LONGITUDE event in Paris.
- LONGITUDE recap: Adam Back on Satoshi, crypto regulation needs tweaks
Blockstream’s Adam Back addressed speculation about being Satoshi Nakamoto and discussed crypto regulation at the LONGITUDE event in Paris. OKX Europe’s CEO praised the MiCA regulatory framework as 'extremely beneficial' for the industry.
- Blockstream jade plus
A user acquired a Blockstream Jade Plus hardware wallet and seeks feedback on its usability. They are also inquiring about the safety of using the Blockstream Green app for managing Bitcoin holdings and understanding watch-only wallets.
- Adam Back Pushes for Optional Upgrades to Quantum-Proof Bitcoin
Adam Back, CEO of Blockstream, advocates for optional quantum-proofing upgrades to Bitcoin, contrasting with BIP-361's proposal for mandatory freezes on quantum-vulnerable Bitcoin. The debate highlights differing approaches to securing Bitcoin against quantum computing threats.