The Blockchain Group added $20M in Bitcoin, raising its total to 1,653 BTC and reporting a 1,173% yield in 2025 amid growing corporate crypto adoption.
The Blockchain Group, a technological company based in Paris, increased its Bitcoin holdings by acquiring 182 BTC for roughly $19.6 million, increasing its total to 1,653 BTC. Over $170 million is the current market worth of the company’s hoard.
The company said in a Wednesday release that the most recent acquisition by Europe’s first Bitcoin treasury company, which was completed on Tuesday, was financed by several recently concluded convertible bond issuances totaling roughly 18 million euros ($20.7 million).
UTXO Management, Moonlight Capital, TOBAM, and Ludovic Chechin-Laurans were among the round’s notable investors. According to the announcement, each participant purchased a distinct portion of the company’s bond offers.
Commercial bank Banque Delubac & Cie and digital investment bank Swissquote Bank Europe SA made the acquisitions. In contrast, Taurus, a Swiss infrastructure provider for digital assets, served as the custodian.
Blockchain Group projects a 2025 yield of 1,173% BTC.
According to the Blockchain Group, the ratio of Bitcoin owned to its fully diluted share count has increased, resulting in a Bitcoin BTC$104,450 yield of 1,173.2% this year. The company has claimed gains in Bitcoin worth over $49.4 million and gained 469 BTC since the beginning of the year.
The average purchase price of the company is about $103,000 per Bitcoin, which is less than the going rate. Plans are in place that would make buying an extra 70 BTC possible, bringing the total reserves close to 1,723 BTC.
The Blockchain Group is listed on Euronext Growth Paris with the ticker ALTBG. The company’s stock is down 3.9% today, per Google Finance statistics.
The Blockchain Group said earlier this month that it would increase its Bitcoin treasury by raising 300 million euros ($342 million) through an “at the market” (ATM)-style sale.
Shares will be offered at market-driven prices determined by the previous day’s closing or the volume-weighted average price, with a cap of 21% of daily trading volume. The fundraising will take place in tranches.
In the previous month, 26 entities added Bitcoin to their coffers.
According to BitcoinTreasuries.NET, at least 26 publicly traded companies have added Bitcoin to their balance sheets in the last 30 days, indicating that the number of these organizations is increasing.
Critics caution that some businesses might be using Bitcoin as a last resort rather than a calculated move. Industry experts warn that smaller companies that copy Strategy’s playbook might not have the risk management necessary for such actions, according to Fakhul Miah of GoMining Institutional.
According to Standard Chartered Bank, if Bitcoin drops below $90,000, it may lead to mass liquidations and damage the asset’s reputation, putting half of these businesses in danger.
