CAPITAL B CONSOLIDATES FLOAT 10-TO-1 — EUROPE’S FIRST BTC TREASURY CLEARS THE INSTITUTIONAL MINIMUM-PRICE SCREEN. COIN COUNT UNCHANGED.

Capital B (formerly Blockchain Group), Euronext Growth Paris, filed a 10-for-1 reverse split this morning. Three hundred million six hundred fifty thousand six hundred thirty-two shares consolidating to 30,065,063. Par value €0.08 → €0.80. Exchange window August 6 to September 7; new shares trade September 8; converts and warrants suspended August 17 through September 10. Bitcoin holdings: 3,139 BTC. Unchanged. The company that first Europe-priced the Saylor playbook did the mechanical work today to clear institutional minimum-price screens — a treasury wrapper’s institutional access problem is a share-count problem, not a Bitcoin problem. Cap-structure literacy is the whole story: the split is cosmetic to BTC-per-share, and Cap-tier operators watch the ratio, not the ticker. What Europe’s most-Saylor-adjacent treasury just did was routine housekeeping. What the Cap-tier reads is that the wrapper is preparing for larger allocators than it currently accesses.