Tap Global Group plc (LSE:TAP) bought another £235,523 of Bitcoin, Ethereum (ETH) and 500 Solana (SOL) tokens on 29 October 2026, after earlier purchases earlier in September and October.
These latest deals doubled Tap’s Bitcoin and Solana balances and lifted its Ethereum stake by 20%, with the assets allocated to the company’s Tap Earn programme to earn yield.
Tap Global Adds £235,523 in Digital Assets
The recent buy‑back comprised three Bitcoin costing £180,392 in total, averaging £60,131 per coin (about US$79,900).
Tap further bought ten Ethereum for £17,450, averaging £1,744.97 each, and 500 Solana for £37,681, or £75.36 per token.
The company says the purchases were made at levels below each <a s historic highs.
Bitcoin was bought roughly 37% under its all‑time high of US$126,000, and Ethereum about 53% beneath its US$4,950 peak.
The Solana price paid was about 66% lower than its historic high of US$293.
Tap stated the deals aim to boost its long‑term exposure to the three assets after recent price drops.
Digital Asset Reserve Reaches £799,998
After the newest purchases, Tap’s DAIS treasury holds six Bitcoin, 60 Ethereum and 1,000 Solana, plus stablecoins.
The Bitcoin holdings total a purchase cost of £369,787, averaging £61,631 per coin.
Ethereum assets cost £111,888 in total, or £1,864.79 each, and Solana was bought for £83,513, averaging £83.51 per token.
Combined, the three crypto positions amount to a purchase cost of £565,188.
The reserve also holds US$312,868 in USDC and USDT stablecoins, bought for £234,810.
Altogether, the reserve’s acquisition cost reaches £799,998, roughly US$1.06 million based on the company’s reporting rates.
These assets are kept separate from the digital holdings used in Tap’s daily operations.
Treasury Assets Deployed Through Tap Earn
Tap created DAIS to keep digital assets on its balance sheet and earn income
