ATA Creativity Global Acquired by Baby BTC Strategic Capital for $100 Million, Transforming into a BTCFi Listing Platform
According to ChainCatcher, Nasdaq-listed company ATA Creativity Global (Nasdaq: AACG) has announced, as per official reports, that it has signed an agreement with Baby BTC Strategic Capital, led by the Babylon Foundation as LP. Under this agreement, Baby BTC Strategic Capital will acquire a controlling stake in ATA for a total of $100 million, including $30 million in new shares and $70 million in warrants, and will restructure the board of directors.
It is reported that ATA will transform into the world’s first listed platform focused on the BTCFi ecosystem, engaging in deep collaboration with the Babylon project (which currently has 45,000 BTC staked). The company will also make large-scale acquisitions of Baby tokens, benchmarking against Baby’s circulating market cap of over $100 million, and will establish a dual-track model of “BTCFi infrastructure + Baby token reserves” to bridge the compliance gap between crypto and traditional finance.

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