Corporate Bitcoin Holdings Hit Record 159,107 BTC in Q2 2025

     

Public Companies Now Hold Over 847,000 BTC Worth $91 Billion

Corporate accumulation of Bitcoin surged to unprecedented levels in Q2 2025, as companies collectively added 159,107 BTC – a record quarterly inflow valued at over $17.6 billion at current market prices.

According to Bitwise Asset Management, the new inflows represent a 23.13% increase over Q1 and raise the total holdings by public companies to 847,000 BTC – roughly 4% of Bitcoin’s maximum 21 million supply.

The total value of these holdings hit $91 billion by the end of June, based on Bitcoin’s quarterly close at $107,754 – up nearly 61% from the previous quarter. Since then, Bitcoin has broken new ground, briefly surpassing $112,000 on Wednesday.

Strategy Continues to Dominate Bitcoin Treasury Landscape

Strategy remains the undisputed leader among corporate Bitcoin holders, with 597,325 BTC under management. Led by longtime Bitcoin advocate Michael Saylor, the firm has aggressively issued convertible debt and at-the-market equity to fund its continued accumulation.

The firm’s stock performance has mirrored its BTC bet – up 43% year-to-date, beating the S&P 500’s 6.4% gain. In the last month alone, Strategy’s shares rose more than 6%, with a 9% jump over the past week.

MARA Holdings ranks second with 49,940 BTC, while emerging players like Twenty One and Metaplanet are rapidly making their mark. Twenty One raised $685 million at launch and has already allocated over $450 million into BTC.

Metaplanet, Japan’s fast-rising Bitcoin treasury firm, has stunned markets with rapid growth. With 13,350 BTC in reserves, it now leads trading volume on the Tokyo Stock Exchange – surpassing legacy titans like Toyota and Sony.

GameStop also made waves this quarter by adding 4,710 BTC to its balance sheet – marking its first foray into crypto. Trump Media followed suit, announcing plans to raise $2.5 billion to support its own Bitcoin acquisition strategy.

London BTC Company Secures Fresh Capital for Expansion

London BTC Company, formerly Vinanz, raised 1.5 million pounds ($2 million) this week through a share offering of 11.5 million ordinary shares. The funding will be used to expand its Bitcoin reserves and support its mining operations in the United States and Canada.

Despite its bullish approach, the company’s stock performance has lagged. Shares on the London Stock Exchange are down 42% year-to-date and slid another 7% in the past 24 hours.