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B HODL joins Amboss Magma as Bitcoin price pulls back to $65,000

The AQSE-listed Bitcoin treasury company has listed its Lightning Service Provider on a leading liquidity marketplace, and attempted to reassure investors that its balance sheet can absorb the current 48% decline from Bitcoin's all-time high.

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B HODL (AQSE:HODL), the British Bitcoin treasury company listed on AQSE, announced it has listed its Lightning Service Provider (LSP) on Amboss Magma, a marketplace for Lightning Network liquidity.

It marks the continuing commercial expansion of the platform since its launch. And, the company noted that its LSP generates Bitcoin-denominated fee income, feeding directly into the company's stated strategy of compounding its Bitcoin holdings over time.

Amboss Magma, meanwhile, connects Lightning node operators with liquidity providers on an automated, on-demand basis. It is expected to give B HODL access to wallet providers, payment processors and businesses seeking programmatic access to Lightning liquidity.

The update arrives as Bitcoin trades at approximately $65,000, down roughly 48% from its all-time high of approximately $126,200 reached in October 2025. B HODL said it considers the balance sheet well positioned, noting that the majority of Bitcoin is held under self-custody and that leverage remains low.

Cash runway is described as sufficient for current operating requirements based on internal forecasts, supported by a fiat cash buffer retained at the time of the company's IPO.

"The directors believe that periods of price volatility may provide opportunities to build infrastructure and expand operational capacity," the company said in the announcement.

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