Matador Technologies has announced plans to drastically expand its Bitcoin holdings, aiming to accumulate 6,000 BTC within the next two years.
The Canadian blockchain firm, which currently holds just over 77 BTC, outlined its roadmap in a new strategic update shared Wednesday.
The company’s initial milestone is to reach 1,000 BTC by 2026, with the longer-term ambition of holding 1% of Bitcoin’s total supply—enough to rank among the top 20 corporate holders globally. CEO Deven Soni said the shift reflects a deep integration of Bitcoin into Matador’s operations, far beyond simple treasury management.
To fund the plan, Matador filed a C$900 million shelf prospectus on July 14, allowing flexible capital raises over the next 25 months. The firm expects to tap a range of sources including equity offerings, BTC-backed credit lines, and strategic deals.
Regulatory approval from the TSX Venture Exchange earlier this month officially reclassified the company as a hybrid tech-investment issuer, enabling the new strategy.
Matador’s approach centers on a Bitcoin “flywheel” model—combining accumulation, yield generation through volatility plays, BTC-denominated revenue streams, and ecosystem investments in infrastructure and DeFi.
Chief Visionary Officer Mark Moss said the goal is to build long-term stability and hedge against inflation. Despite the announcement, Matador’s stock slipped 4.65% on Wednesday, though it’s still up nearly 37% in 2025.
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