The cohort of publicly traded firms with holdings of at the least 1,000 Bitcoin (BTC) has surged from 24 on the finish of the primary quarter to 35 as of July 25, representing an almost 50% enhance.
In line with new figures launched by Chris Kuiper, vp of analysis at Constancy Digital Property, the expansion pushes the group’s mixed stash to virtually 900,000 BTC, edging it towards the symbolic 1 million BTC mark.
The chart exhibits that after hitting a plateau in 2023, the variety of heavyweight company holders started to speed up late final yr and has continued to rise.
Distributed acquisitions
Kuiper argued that, along with the rise in firms, the sample of shopping for additionally confirmed a major change.
Within the first quarter, firms acquired slightly below 100,000 Bitcoins. One agency dominated that stream, leaving different slices of the pie chart skinny.
By the second quarter, buying had climbed to greater than 154,000 BTC, representing a 35% enhance from the earlier quarter. Extra importantly, the acquisitions have been shared throughout a far broader set of treasuries.
The second pie chart bristles with new slices, signalling that Bitcoin is not the protect of a handful of stability‑sheet pioneers.
Rising demand
Except for the Bitcoin acquisition by heavyweights, broad company adoption additionally elevated this yr.
Within the first six months of 2025, public firms absorbed 245,510 BTC, greater than double the 118,424 BTC created for spot change‑traded funds over the identical stretch.
That haul is a 375 % leap from the 51,653 BTC corporates picked up within the comparable 2024 interval, whereas exchange-traded fund (ETF) demand plunged 56 % yr‑over‑yr after final yr’s launch‑pushed burst.
Technique nonetheless led the pack with 135,600 BTC, representing practically 55% of the entire, however its share has declined from 72%, indicating that purchasing has broadened past a single bellwether.
Boards now buy roughly 2.1 BTC for each ETF coin minted, framing Bitcoin much less as a speculative punt and extra as working capital or a reserve asset.
