Bitcoin Influx Among Publicly Traded Firms
As of July 7, 2025, data from SoSoValue indicates that global publicly traded firms, excluding those involved in mining, saw a net influx of Bitcoin amounting to $275 million over the previous week.
Company Highlights
Notably, Strategy, previously known as MicroStrategy, opted not to increase its Bitcoin portfolio after a streak of 13 weeks of consistent purchases. The company’s CEO, Michael Saylor, conveyed a message on Twitter last Sunday, stating:
“Some weeks you just need to HODL.”
This suggests a strategic pause in buying.
In contrast, Metaplanet, a company listed in Japan, was particularly aggressive in acquisitions, shelling out $238.7 million to boost its Bitcoin reserves by 2,205 BTC, at a unit cost of $108,237. This move brought their total Bitcoin holdings to an impressive 15,555 BTC.
Other companies also participated in significant buying activities. The Smarter Web, a British digital marketing firm, invested $23.9 million, acquiring 230.05 BTC at an average price of $103,895, increasing their total to 773.58 BTC. Meanwhile, the French Web3 enterprise, Blockchain Group, spent $12.33 million for 116 BTC at $106,294 each, raising their total holdings to 1,904 BTC.
Emerging Trends in Cryptocurrency Investment
Further underlining the trend towards cryptocurrency investment, DayDayCook, a U.S.-based food service company with the ticker DDC, completed its initial financing round, securing $53 million. The firm revealed plans to finance a total of $475 million, which includes $275 million from convertible bonds and $200 million through equity. Part of the proceeds from this financing will also be directed towards Bitcoin acquisitions.
Current Market Overview
As it stands, publicly listed companies around the globe (excluding mining entities) now hold a collective total of 666,220 BTC, with a market valuation hovering around $72.3 billion, representing roughly 3.35% of Bitcoin’s entire market capitalization.
