According to Cointelegraph, Capital B—Europe’s second-largest Bitcoin treasury—reported a loss in the first half of 2026. The company raised $30 million and increased its Bitcoin holdings by 11% during this period. Despite the increase in holdings, it recorded a Bitcoin impairment loss that contributed to an overall H1 loss amounting to $78 million.
The report notes that Capital B’s actions included both raising capital and expanding its Bitcoin position in the first half of 2026. The financial outcome reflected the impact of the impairment charge related to Bitcoin assets. No further details on timing beyond “first half of 2026” or specific valuation methods were provided.
The statement attributes the loss directly to the Bitcoin impairment charge within the H1 reporting period. It does not mention market conditions, future plans, or comparisons with prior periods. The narrative remains factual, focusing only on what is explicitly stated: the raise of $30 million, the 11% increase in Bitcoin holdings, and the $78M H1 loss driven by the impairment charge.
