PANews 11月20日消息，据BitcoinTreasuries.NET报道，日本上市服装公司ANAP Holding（3139.T）额外购入20.44枚比特币，目前共计持有1,145.68枚比特币。

<p>PANews 11月20日消息，据BitcoinTreasuries.NET报道，日本上市服装公司ANAP Holding（3139.T）额外购入20.44枚比特币，目前共计持有1,145.68枚比特币。</p>

日本上市公司ANAP Holding增持20.44枚比特币，总持仓升至1145.68枚

PANews reported on November 20 that ANAP Holding (3139.T), a Japanese listed apparel company, has purchased an additional 20.44 bitcoins, bringing its total holdings to 1,145.68 bitcoins.

<p>PANews reported on November 20 that, according to BitcoinTreasuries.NET, ANAP Holding (3139.T), a Japanese listed apparel company, has purchased an additional 20.44 bitcoins, bringing its total holdings to 1,145.68 bitcoins.</p>

ANAP Holding, a Japanese listed company, increased its holdings by 20.44 bitcoins, bringing its total holdings to 1,145.68 bitcoins.

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