Matador Technologies, a Canadian publicly listed company, recently obtained a significant license — the Ontario Securities Commission approved their $58.4 million short-term infrastructure offering memorandum, which means the financing flexibility over the next 25 months is quite substantial.

But the real highlight is yet to come. The company has just finalized a $100 million secured convertible note with ATW Partners, with a potential liquidity scale exceeding $158 million behind this operation. Take a moment to digest — these funds have a clear direction.

The company's ambitions are also laid out plainly: by 2026, they aim to expand their BTC reserves to 1,000 coins. This is not a vague promise but a clear timetable and figure. Amid the current wave of BTC allocation enthusiasm, this company clearly doesn't want to fall behind and is ready to bet real money.