On June 23, according to SoSoValue data, as of June 23, 2025 Eastern time, the total weekly net inflow of global public companies (excluding mining companies) allocated to Bitcoin was $198 million last week. Among them, Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) has continued to increase its holdings for 11 consecutive weeks, investing $26 million last week to increase its holdings of 245 BTC at a price of $105,856, bringing its total holdings to 592,345 BTC. Metaplanet, a Japanese-listed company, invested $118 million last week to increase its holdings of 1,111 BTC at a price of $106,408, bringing its total holdings to 11,111 BTC. Four other publicly traded companies joined the BTC buying bandwagon last week, buying a total of $53.82 million. Where: · Prenetics, a U.S. healthcare company, built a Bitcoin reserve for the first time, spending $20 million on its first purchase and adding 187.4 coins at a price of $106,712; Blockchain Group, a French Web3 services company, spent $19.6 million to increase its holdings of 182 BTC at a price of $107,484, bringing its total holdings to 1,653 BTC; The Smarter Web, a UK-based digital advertising agency, spent $10.89 million to increase its holdings by 104.3 BTC at a price of $104,451, bringing its total holdings to 346.6 BTC; Japanese apparel company ANAP spent $3.33 million to increase its holdings by 31.2 at a price of $106,790, bringing its total holdings to 184.7 BTC. These new entrants come from four countries, France, the United Kingdom, Japan, and the United States, covering a wide range of industries, showing that more and more non-traditional crypto companies are accelerating the inclusion of Bitcoin in their balance sheets, and companies that use Bitcoin as a strategic reserve are showing a trend of "broadening the industry spectrum and diversifying geographically". According to SoSoValue, the number of non-mining listed companies holding more than 100 bitcoins rose to 21. As of press time, the total amount of Bitcoin held by the world's listed companies (excluding mining companies) is 655,520 BTC, and the current market value is about $66.3 billion, accounting for 3.3% of the circulating market value of Bitcoin.
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The net purchase value of Bitcoin by global listed companies last week was $198 million.
On June 23, according to SoSoValue data, as of June 23, 2025 Eastern time, the total weekly net inflow of global public companies (excluding mining companies) allocated to Bitcoin was $198 million last week. Among them, Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) has continued to increase its holdings for 11 consecutive weeks, investing $26 million last week to increase its holdings of 245 BTC at a price of $105,856, bringing its total holdings to 592,345 BTC. Metaplanet, a Japanese-listed company, invested $118 million last week to increase its holdings of 1,111 BTC at a price of $106,408, bringing its total holdings to 11,111 BTC. Four other publicly traded companies joined the BTC buying bandwagon last week, buying a total of $53.82 million. Where: · Prenetics, a U.S. healthcare company, built a Bitcoin reserve for the first time, spending $20 million on its first purchase and adding 187.4 coins at a price of $106,712; Blockchain Group, a French Web3 services company, spent $19.6 million to increase its holdings of 182 BTC at a price of $107,484, bringing its total holdings to 1,653 BTC; The Smarter Web, a UK-based digital advertising agency, spent $10.89 million to increase its holdings by 104.3 BTC at a price of $104,451, bringing its total holdings to 346.6 BTC; Japanese apparel company ANAP spent $3.33 million to increase its holdings by 31.2 at a price of $106,790, bringing its total holdings to 184.7 BTC. These new entrants come from four countries, France, the United Kingdom, Japan, and the United States, covering a wide range of industries, showing that more and more non-traditional crypto companies are accelerating the inclusion of Bitcoin in their balance sheets, and companies that use Bitcoin as a strategic reserve are showing a trend of "broadening the industry spectrum and diversifying geographically". According to SoSoValue, the number of non-mining listed companies holding more than 100 bitcoins rose to 21. As of press time, the total amount of Bitcoin held by the world's listed companies (excluding mining companies) is 655,520 BTC, and the current market value is about $66.3 billion, accounting for 3.3% of the circulating market value of Bitcoin.