Corporate Bitcoin holdings top $91 billion
Public companies now hold over 847,000 BTC
Public companies are accelerating their embrace of Bitcoin, with Bitwise’s Q2 2025 report revealing the largest single-quarter increase in corporate BTC accumulation to date.
Total holdings now stand at 847,000 BTC, or 4.03% of Bitcoin’s maximum 21 million supply, marking a 23.3% increase from Q1, reports Crypto News.
At an average purchase price of $107,754, the collective corporate stash is worth approximately $91 billion, reflecting a 60.9% rise in market value quarter-over-quarter. This surge signals a significant shift in institutional sentiment, positioning Bitcoin as a mainstream balance sheet asset amid its rise past $111,000.
New Entrants and Strategic Giants Drive Accumulation
A total of 159,107 BTC was purchased by public firms in Q2 alone—a record quarterly increase. The number of companies holding Bitcoin jumped from 79 to 125, a 58% growth fueled by both new adopters and aggressive reaccumulation by long-time holders. Among the new entrants, Twenty One made a splash with a $450 million allocation, acquiring 37,230 BTC to become the third-largest corporate holder. Meanwhile, GameStop made its first foray into Bitcoin with a 4,710 BTC purchase, signaling a new strategic direction. Notably, Michael Saylor’s Strategy added 69,000 BTC, bringing its total to 697,325 BTC and locking in an estimated $14 billion in unrealized gains.
Bitcoin’s Rise on Corporate Balance Sheets Gains Momentum
The report also highlights increasing activity from international firms, especially in Asia. Japan’s Metaplanet, dubbed the “Strategy of Tokyo,” now holds 15,555 BTC, making it a major player on both crypto and equity markets. Its Q2 volume reportedly outpaced Toyota and Sony. At the same time, Trump Media is preparing to raise $2.5 billion, earmarking the capital for large-scale BTC accumulation, suggesting more corporate buying pressure ahead. With Bitcoin’s price hovering just below $112,000 and up 2% in 24 hours, the cryptocurrency is increasingly seen as a strategic asset by corporate treasuries, confirming its migration from speculative tool to financial cornerstone.
Recently we wrote that Bitcoin reached a new all-time high of $112,052 on Wednesday, prompting a wave of reassessment from investors and traders alike.
