K Wave Media (KWM) Stock Soars 130% After $500M Bitcoin Treasury Plan

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Gopal Solanky

K Wave Media (Kwm) Stock Soars 130% After $500M Bitcoin Treasury Plan

A leading k-pop media firm, K Wave Media (KWM), had its stock surge by an impressive gain of 130% today following the announcement of the firm’s bold Bitcoin acquisition strategy. 

In a recent securities purchase agreement, the firm has revealed plans for an equity financing facility of up to $500 million to fund its Bitcoin-focused treasury initiative.

As per the official release, K Wave Media will use a significant portion of the proceedings to purchase and hold Bitcoin for long-term and position itself among the first publicly traded media firms to integrate cryptocurrency into its core operations. Besides this, the firm also plans to operate Bitcoin Lightning Network nodes while investing in Bitcoin-native infrastructure for yield optimization and decentralized rewards.

Since the beginning of this year, various institutions are jumping onto the Bitcoin train and K Wave Media is another addition. It aims to emulate the success of Japan’s Metaplanet, which achieved a staggering 4,000% return in 2024 by adopting Bitcoin as a treasury asset, as noted in the release. 

With this move, the firm is planning to leverage Bitcoin for innovative fan engagement, including K-pop merchandising and content distribution in a WEB3 environment. This hybrid approach—combining digital media with decentralized finance—is helping the media company to tap into the growing corporate trend of Bitcoin adoption. 

The announcement garnered swift reaction from the market, with K Wave’s stock (Nasdaq:KWM) rallying as high as 155% intraday. 

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Gopal is a passionate crypto researcher & writer with a keen interest in innovations. Being in crypto space for over 4 years of period, he has gained extensive knowledge and technical understanding in DeFi by studying various protocols and decentralized infrastructures.