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DigitalX Reports A$60.7 Million in September-Quarter Assets

Cash and equivalents reached A$32.3 million with no debt, and its Bitcoin treasury was valued at A$26.5 million. DigitalX also completed a 120 million-share buyback and plans to seek approval for another.

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Australian crypto asset manager DigitalX ended the September quarter with A$60.7 million in cash, digital assets and investments, up about A$5.8 million from the prior quarter, while its Bitcoin (BTC) treasury was valued at A$26.5 million.

The treasury included 30 BTC held directly and about A$22.9 million in DigitalX Bitcoin Fund units. Cash and cash equivalents stood at A$32.3 million, and the company had no debt. The increase in cash came mainly from the July sale of 80 BTC and other digital assets.

DigitalX completed an on-market repurchase of 120 million shares, returning A$3.1 million to shareholders. The repurchase price was about 30% below net asset value. The company plans to seek shareholder approval for another 120 million-share repurchase at its Nov. 26 meeting.

After the quarter ended, DigitalX sold about 30 BTC on Oct. 16 at an average price of US$82,000 per coin. Its DigitalX Bitcoin ETF recorded a 42% quarterly return and ended the period with A$45 million in net assets.

DigitalX also plans to continue its A$30 million investment and acquisition program focused on artificial intelligence and blockchain. Shareholders are due to consider the proposed repurchase at the Nov. 26 meeting.

John Kim

John Kim reports on the digital-asset business for TokenPost. Send corrections or tips to info@tokenpost.com.

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