Corporate Bitcoin treasuries surge with 5,898 BTC added in a week, led by ProCap’s $395M buy, signaling robust institutional adoption.
The Bitcoin (BTC) treasury market experienced a flurry of activity between June 23 and June 27, 2025, with 64 significant announcements related to corporate Bitcoin purchases and future acquisition plans. During this period, nine new corporate buyers entered the market, signaling growing institutional confidence in Bitcoin as a treasury asset.
New Entrants Acquire Nearly 6,000 BTC
Collectively, these nine new treasury buyers purchased 5,898 BTC, reflecting strong corporate interest in Bitcoin. Leading the charge was ProCap BTC, which acquired 4,932 BTC after raising $750 million. The company is also pursuing a $1 billion merger to expand its Bitcoin strategy further.
Bitcoin Treasury Corporation, based in Canada, entered the market with 771.37 BTC and is set to begin trading on June 30, 2025. Similarly, Bitcoin Treasury Capital purchased 147 BTC and plans to go public in the near future.
Sixty Six Capital Inc., another Canadian firm, made a strategic move by acquiring 18.2 BTC directly and announcing plans to convert 113 BTC held through an ETF into direct holdings, signaling a preference for owning actual Bitcoin over fund-based exposure.
Smaller Players and Future Plans Fuel Momentum
Smaller firms also joined the Bitcoin treasury trend. Singapore-based Mega Matrix Inc. acquired 12 BTC, while UK-based Vaultz Capital purchased 10 BTC. Norway’s Green Minerals bought 4 BTC, aiming to build a Bitcoin portfolio worth up to $1.2 billion. Digital Commodities entered with 2 BTC, and Panther Metals acquired 1 BTC, with plans to raise £4 million (approximately $5.37 million) for additional purchases.
Beyond these direct acquisitions, 17 companies announced intentions to establish Bitcoin treasuries, potentially adding billions in buying pressure. Eleven separate initiatives, backed by $573 million in raised capital, are underway to acquire more Bitcoin.
Additionally, 21 companies expanded their holdings by 4,126 BTC during the week. MicroStrategy, led by Michael Saylor, added $26 million worth of BTC to its portfolio, further solidifying its position as a Bitcoin treasury pioneer.
Bitcoin Gains Momentum as a Corporate Treasury Asset
The surge in corporate Bitcoin purchases underscores its growing appeal as a hedge against inflation and global currency risks. Companies increasingly view Bitcoin as a long-term store of value, moving beyond its earlier association with retail investors.
As noted in a Forbes article, the proliferation of Bitcoin corporate treasuries (BCTs) in 2025 reflects a diverse range of strategies, from pure-play acquisition vehicles to operating companies in unrelated industries.
These firms are capitalizing on a weakening U.S. dollar and a more favorable regulatory environment, with public companies like Trump Media announcing plans to establish a $2.5 billion Bitcoin treasury, making it one of the largest corporate holders.
Posts on X highlight the market sentiment, with users noting a supply shock driven by corporate and ETF purchases reducing Bitcoin availability on exchanges. One post reported that 130 public companies hold 810,000 BTC, averaging 6,307 BTC per treasury, suggesting a potential depletion of exchange reserves by July 2026 if the trend continues. However, some analysts express surprise that Bitcoin’s price, consolidating around $107,500, has not risen significantly despite this buying pressure.
The wave of corporate adoption, exemplified by the 64 announcements in late June, indicates that Bitcoin is becoming a mainstream treasury asset. The coming months may see even larger purchases and more companies entering the space, further solidifying Bitcoin’s role in global corporate balance sheets.