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Odaily Planet Daily News: Fitness equipment manufacturer Interactive Strength has announced that its board of directors has approved the allocation of up to $5 million in funding to buy ratio Bitcoin, with a maximum limit of 25% of the company's average daily cash holdings over the past three months. Previously, the company stated its plan to use Bitcoin as a reserve asset, stating that the "anti inflation properties of cryptocurrency may make it a reliable asset with value storage capabilities." Interactive Strength CEO Trent Ward said that this move is in line with the company's strategy, as Bitcoin continues to "receive attention and recognition from investors as a major asset class." In addition, Interactive Strength also plans to accept cryptocurrency payments, allowing customers to choose to use digital currency to purchase its fitness products, and these payments will also be retained in the form of Bitcoin, subject to the same restrictions as the allocation of treasury reserves. Affected by this news, Interactive Strength's stock price surged 11.4%.