In the shareholder letter of the firm that was released on Sunday Eastern Time, Square revealed that its Cash App has reportedly generated $2.72 billion of Bitcoin revenue and $55 million of Bitcoin gross profit during the second quarter.
However, the firm clarified that the Bitcoin revenue has declined on a quarter-over-quarter basis and said:
In addition to this, it was revealed that Cash App is cool-headed to expand its user base through the $29 billion acquisition deal with Afterpay, an Australia-based payment firm.
Moreover, in a separate announcement, Square said that the acquisition is going to enable both the companies to offer their financial products to more clients. It said:
In recent revelations, Square said that it recognized a Bitcoin impairment loss of $45 million on its BTC investment in the second quarter. However, it should be noted that the fair value of the total investment stood at $281 million as of June 30, and it is still $127 million greater than the original value of the investment.
The Bitcoin revenue of Cash App represents the total sale amount of Bitcoin sold to customers with the cost, referring to the total amount of BTC that it bought.
Moreover, the company is even committed to making bitcoin hardware wallets in order to make bitcoin custody more mainstream.