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Nakamoto posts $85.5m third-quarter net profit on 4,283 BTC holding

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Bitcoin treasury company Nakamoto reported third-quarter net profit of $85.5m, or $4.07 per diluted share, helped by a $110m non-cash fair-value gain on digital assets. It held 4,283 BTC worth about $358m at 30 September, and extended the maturity on $60m of a $165m USDT Kraken loan to 4 December 2027.

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The story so far: Nakamoto Kraken loan maturity extension

Nakamoto amended its $165m USDT loan with Kraken, moving the maturity of a $60m tranche from 4 December 2026 to 4 December 2027. Nakamoto reported third-quarter net profit of $85.5m and held 4,283 BTC at 30 September; Bitcoin Treasuries says it sold 184 Bitcoin in the third quarter.

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  1. Kraken extends maturity of Nakamoto's $60m loan tranche to December 2027

  2. Nakamoto posts $85.5m third-quarter net profit on 4,283 BTC holding

  3. Nakamoto sells 184 Bitcoin in third quarter, holds 4,283

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