Capital B, the France-based Bitcoin ($BTC) treasury company ranked 25th among the world's digital asset treasuries (DATs), is pursuing a rapid accumulation strategy modeled on the playbook of Michael Saylor's Strategy, according to its chief executive.

Strategy pioneered the model of financing Bitcoin purchases through equity and debt issuance, and has become the largest corporate holder of the asset.

Digital asset treasury companies, publicly listed vehicles that hold Bitcoin on their balance sheets, have become a prominent channel through which stock-market investors can gain exposure to the asset, and Capital B has positioned itself among the European entrants in this race.

CEO Alexandre Laizet said the company intends to keep accumulating Bitcoin and to use its position in the public markets to finance those purchases.

A Bitcoin-maximalist strategy

Laizet set out his views in a recent interview at BTCPrague, Europe's biggest Bitcoin conference. He described Capital B as a Bitcoin-maximalist company, meaning he believes Bitcoin's long-term value comes from holding the asset rather than frequently trading or selling it.

“Capital B of course has an intention to buy as much Bitcoin as possible, as fast as possible and in the most accretive way as possible,” he said.

Laizet's broader argument rests on Bitcoin's fixed supply. In his view, governments, financial institutions, and corporations are increasingly seeking exposure to the asset. He specifically pointed to the U.S. government's strategic Bitcoin reserve policy — established by executive order in March 2025 to retain forfeited Bitcoin rather than sell it — as evidence that Bitcoin is being treated differently from other government-held assets.

“The only asset that the government does not want to sell, that's quite a statement,” he added.

Tapping equity and debt markets

At the core of Laizet's thesis is access to capital. He estimates that global assets total roughly $1 quadrillion, but says only a small portion of that capital is able to purchase Bitcoin directly. Most institutional money, he noted, is instead invested through securities such as stocks and bonds.

In that framework, a listed Bitcoin treasury company can issue equity or debt and direct the proceeds into the asset, giving securities investors a route to exposure they cannot access directly. In DAT parlance, “accretive” describes issuance that adds Bitcoin per share rather than diluting existing holders — the criterion Laizet says guides Capital B's financing decisions.

“You have the opportunity to issue equity, to tap into that 100 trillion market. You have the opportunity to issue debt, to tap into that 300 trillion market,” Laizet concluded.

Holdings and funding milestones

The comments come as Capital B's Bitcoin holdings have reached 3,525 $BTC, worth $299.14 million. The company also recently surpassed Sweden's H100 Group in total holdings.

Capital B further announced a €21 million institutional funding round to purchase more Bitcoin. Meanwhile, its Bitcoin yield has risen 2.1% year-to-date in 2026 — a per-share accumulation metric popularized by Strategy — reflecting its continued strategy of increasing $BTC exposure through capital-market financing. The firm currently ranks 25th on the Bitcoin DAT list, and the pace at which the fresh €21 million is converted into new holdings will be a near-term indicator of whether that climb up the league table continues.

Source: CryptoNewsNet

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