Global Bitcoin Inflows and Outflows
Data from SoSoValue reveals that as of June 9, 2025, at 11:59 PM Eastern Time, global publicly traded firms, excluding those in the mining sector, recorded a net Bitcoin inflow of $146 million last week. In contrast, Bitcoin ETFs experienced a net outflow amounting to $129 million during the same timeframe.
Strategic Investments in Bitcoin
Notably, Strategy, formerly known as MicroStrategy, has demonstrated a strong commitment to increasing its Bitcoin holdings, marking its ninth consecutive week of acquisitions. Last week alone, the company invested $110 million, acquiring an additional 1,045 Bitcoin at an average price of $105,426 each, bringing its total Bitcoin reserves up to an impressive 582,000 BTC.
In addition to Strategy’s significant investment, other firms also made notable purchases. Semler Scientific, a US-based healthcare services provider, allocated $20 million to acquire 185 BTC at an average price of $107,974, raising its total holdings to 4,449 BTC. Meanwhile, Japanese company Remixpoint invested approximately $15.56 million to acquire 149.13 BTC at a price of $104,170, boosting its holdings to a total of 829.86 BTC.
Ambitious Plans from Metaplanet
Further emphasizing the growing interest in Bitcoin, Japanese publicly traded firm Metaplanet unveiled an ambitious plan to spend $5.4 billion on Bitcoin acquisitions. The company intends to enhance its investments by issuing 55.5 million common shares, expecting to raise the requisite funds. Currently, Metaplanet holds 8,888 BTC and aims to escalate its total holdings to 100,000 BTC by the end of 2026 and further to 210,000 BTC by the conclusion of 2027.
Overall Market Impact
As it stands, the collective holdings of listed companies globally, apart from mining firms, amount to a total of 638,340 BTC, valued at around $70 billion. This figure represents approximately 3.2% of Bitcoin’s overall market capitalization.
