U.S.-listed media company, K Wave Media, has sold its entire Bitcoin treasury, becoming one of the first corporate Bitcoin holders to fully unwind its position after debt obligations and stock market pressures reshaped its financing strategy, according to a regulatory filing.
The Nasdaq-listed company disclosed in a June 30 2026 filing that it liquidated all 88 Bitcoin it held on May 6 2026 generating about $64.2 million in proceeds. Part of the funds was used to repay $6 million of notes issued under a financing agreement with Anson Funds after the Bitcoin was pledged as collateral.
The sale marks a sharp reversal for K Wave which less than a year ago had secured up to $1 billion in financing intended to build a corporate Bitcoin reserve. Instead, the company redirected capital toward debt reduction and an artificial intelligence infrastructure strategy while also working to address Nasdaq listing requirements.
Bitcoin treasury companies often present Bitcoin as a strategic reserve. K Wave’s filing shows how quickly that narrative can become more complicated once the reserve is tied to debt agreements.
The filing illustrates a growing risk facing companies that finance Bitcoin purchases with debt or structured capital.
While firms, including Strategy, continue to expand their Bitcoin holdings, K Wave’s exit shows that treasury assets can become a source of liquidity when financing conditions tighten or balance sheet priorities change.
Corporate Bitcoin treasury strategies have become increasingly popular as public companies seek investor exposure to the cryptocurrency but K Wave’s decision highlights how leverage, collateral agreements and public-market obligations can force companies to sell holdings despite long-term accumulation plans.
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