Stack BTC Adds $2.7 Million in Bitcoin to Treasury
Stack BTC is a Bitcoin treasury company listed on the United Kingdom’s Aquis Exchange and chaired by former Chancellor of the Exchequer Kwasi Kwarteng. It advocates holding Bitcoin as a corporate cash reserve. Reform UK leader and member of Parliament Nigel Farage previously invested $286,000 in the company and publicly backed it, highlighting crypto assets’ growing presence at the intersection of British politics and business.
Stack BTC disclosed on April 13, 2026, that it had bought 37 Bitcoin for £2 million, or about $2.7 million, at an average price of roughly $72,385 per coin. The purchase increased its total holdings to 68.1898 Bitcoin. STAK shares rose 7.5% on the day of the announcement, climbing to $14.43 from the previous session’s close of $13.43.
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The history behind this eventReform UK Leader Nigel Farage Takes Stake in Bitcoin Treasury Firm Stack BTC
Stack BTC is a Bitcoin treasury company listed on London’s Aquis Growth Market and chaired by former UK Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng. Its strategy is to acquire cash-generating British businesses while accumulating Bitcoin. Reform UK leader Nigel Farage’s public support for crypto assets has put his investment at the center of debate over conflicts of interest between politics and business, as well as political-donation rules.
On March 9, 2026, Farage invested £215,000 through Thorn In The Side, securing a 6.31% stake in Stack BTC during a £260,000 fundraising round in which the company issued 5.2 million shares at 5 pence each. The new shares began trading on March 12. On April 14, the Liberal Democrats called on the FCA to investigate after Farage promoted a company in which he held a stake and the company spent $2.7 million to buy 37 Bitcoin.
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