According to Bitcoin Treasuries.NET, the shareholder vote for the merger between Adam Back's Bitcoin Standard Treasury (BSTR) and Cantor Equity Partners I has been postponed again to July 10, marking the third delay. Market analysts suggest that if the merger completes, BSTR may purchase over 25,500 bitcoins, significantly impacting Bitcoin supply-demand dynamics.
Merger Vote Delayed for Third Time
According to Bitcoin Treasuries.NET, the shareholder vote for the merger between Adam Back's Bitcoin Standard Treasury (BSTR) and Cantor Equity Partners I has been postponed again to July 10, marking the third delay since the initial vote was scheduled. The market is closely watching the outcome, as completion of the merger could lead BSTR to acquire more than 25,500 bitcoins, a move that would substantially alter Bitcoin's supply-demand balance. Neither party has disclosed the reason for the latest postponement. Investors are advised to monitor the final vote result and subsequent Bitcoin position changes.
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