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Corporate heavyweights Strategy and Strive resumed aggressive Bitcoin acquisitions in late August, adding thousands of BTC to treasuries. Concurrently, 21 global banks unveiled a collaborative stable…
Strategy (MSTR) signals potential new Bitcoin purchases as it holds 738,731 BTC worth $53 billion. Increased demand for STRC financing tools and significant hedge fund buying support growing Bitcoin …
Michael Saylor's firm purchased 13,627 BTC for $1.25 billion, increasing its holdings to 687,410 BTC amid price fluctuations tied to Powell's investigation.
Bitcoin treasury adoption slowed sharply in Q4 2025 with fewer new corporate buyers, yet major holders continue significant accumulation, signaling cautious but confident demand for BTC amid broader …
Michael Saylor hints at new Bitcoin purchases amid corporate accumulation, despite miner stress and short-term holder losses signaling potential near-term strain for BTCUSD.
MicroStrategy bought 8,178 BTC at $102,171 each, increasing its holdings to 649,870 BTC, but Bitcoin's price fell slightly and the company’s stock dropped amid ongoing market pressure.
Strategy, the largest public corporate Bitcoin holder, acquired 390 BTC at an average price of $111,117 between Oct 20-26, signaling strong institutional demand.
Metaplanet bought 5,419 BTC, raising its holdings to 25,555 BTC (~$2.9B) and plans to reach 30,000 BTC by year-end, reflecting aggressive corporate accumulation amid regulatory and macro tailwinds.
Metaplanet bought the Bitcoin.jp domain and launched Bitcoin Japan Inc to boost adoption and monetize services; the Tokyo-listed company holds 20,000+ BTC and plans to reach 21,000 BTC by 2026.
Next Technology plans a $500M stock sale to buy more Bitcoin, potentially adding ~2,100 BTC to its 5,833 holdings. Corporate buying may tighten supply and lift BTC prices, while the firm's shares fel…
At current accumulation rates, more than 10,000 public companies could jointly hold over 8 million Bitcoin by 2030, implying significant institutional demand and tighter available supply for BTC.
Weekly recap: Bitcoin slid ~4.8% but major corporate buys and large planned purchases (Metaplanet, Sequans) plus ETF and stablecoin developments boost long-term crypto demand and adoption.