@ZynxBTC@random25018 Not true. I own 19 million shares though my holding company Growthiogen Invest AS and have done that since we did the reverse takeover of Eblitz Group AB.
🚨A deep dive on the Nordics Biggest and Fastest Bitcoin accumulating BTC Treasury Company! ⚔️
Yes, we're talking about Sweden's H100 🇸🇪.
They are stacking Bitcoin faster than a Viking raid on a Monastery, only this time they are here to pillage the Nordics fixed income market and not the coast of England.
Jokes aside, I've spent some time researching the total addressable fixed income market in Sweden and the rest of the Nordics, to really see what the future could hold for H100.
Sweden is a high-income, advanced economy within the OECD and European Union. Its capital, Stockholm, is also the de facto financial capital of the Nordic region.
The country has a track record of producing fintech unicorns like Klarna and is home to Global tech giant Spotify.
It is important to note that the interoperability of the capital markets between the Nordic nations is significant...
-The primary equity markets in Sweden, Denmark, Finland, and Iceland all operate under the Nasdaq Nordic umbrella - headquartered in Stockholm.
-The Nordic capital markets are among the most interoperable and integrated regional markets in the world, with common regulatory and governance alignment.
-They are closely related through a shared history and their languages are pretty much mutually intelligible... Except Finnish I think lol.
So let's look at the size of the fixed income market in each of these nations:
Sweden 🇸🇪 = €150–200 billion.
Norway 🇳🇴 = €250-300 billion.
Finland 🇫🇮 = €100-150 billion.
Denmark 🇩🇰 = €100-150 billion.
Iceland 🇮🇸 = €25-35 billion.
These are conservative and it's hard to find exact numbers online so bear that in mind. In total, this is between €625-835 billion.
Now let's talk about Bond Yields.
If you've been following me for a while, you will know that this is a key metric I like to look at in order to establish the viability of a company to issue Preferred's to eat up their local fixed income markets.
10 Year Bond Yields:
US🇺🇸 = 4.24%
UK🇬🇧 = 4.54%
JP 🇯🇵 = 1.49%
SE 🇸🇪 = 2.38%
NO🇳🇴 = 3.84%
FI 🇫🇮 = 3.03%
DK 🇩🇰 = 2.53%
Well, this excites me.
2.38% in the home market of Sweden is incredibly low.
The more yield starved a nation is, the better the Preferred's will be for the Bitcoin Treasury Company issuing them.
We have just seen Metaplanet announce Preferred's with a dividend yield of <6%. When you compare this to MSTR's minimum of 9%, it makes a huge difference and is why people are so bullish on Metaplanet.
Metaplanet are able to offer a lower dividend rate for their Preferred's because of the low yields in Japan.
Why does this matter?
Lower dividends from the Preferred's = less selling of the common stock to meet these obligations, thus meaning...
Higher Torque✅
Less drag ✅
It will become an increasingly important metric over the next few years as these Bitcoin Treasury Companies start to eat their local fixed income markets.
Quite simply, there is no one better primed to do this in the Nordics than H100 🇸🇪.
They already have big name backers on board like Adam Back and UTXO. Michael Saylor has recognised their stunning performance by mentioning them in Keynote speeches.
The CEO @Sanderandersenn is young and hungry. He is always willing to engage and be active in the community which is increasingly becoming very important for the "Retail Flywheel". I love the community H100 are building here on X.
In the pipeline they have a US OTC listing which will bring more volume to the stock ✅
Willingness to be innovators and use intelligent leverage through Bitcoin Convertible Bonds ✅
I could go on here, but I recommend to check out their new analytics dashboard which will show you just how aggressive they have been on their short journey to become the Nordics largest and fastest horse.
TL:DR, do not fade the Vikings.
I'm backing H100 to win in Sweden and the rest of the Nordics ⚔️🚀
@adam3us@Bthemoon2030@RoaringRagnar@EneaDenkt@btc_overflow@steve_btcfo@RichardByworth@AdamBLiv
@ZynxBTC No transactions have been registered to the Swedish financial authorities as far as I can see. This is my one concern as a current shareholder