Institutional Investment in Bitcoin
Recent analysis from SoSoValue reveals that as of June 23, 2025, a notable $198 million worth of Bitcoin was acquired by publicly traded companies worldwide, not including those involved in mining activities. This marks a continued trend of institutional investment in cryptocurrency.
Major Corporate Investors
Among the most significant investors:
- Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) has notably expanded its inventory for the eleventh consecutive week, investing $26 million last week alone to acquire an additional 245 BTC. Their total holding now stands at 592,345 BTC, purchased at an average cost of $105,856 each.
- Metaplanet, a Japanese publicly traded firm, made headlines with a substantial investment of $118 million last week, acquiring 1,111 BTC at an average price of $106,408. This latest purchase brings its total Bitcoin holdings to 11,111 BTC.
- Four other companies collectively invested roughly $53.82 million in Bitcoin, including:
- Prenetics, a US-based medical company, purchased 187.4 BTC for $20 million at a price of $106,712.
- The Blockchain Group from France spent $19.6 million for 182 BTC, raising their total to 1,653 BTC at an investment of $107,484 per coin.
- UK firm The Smarter Web acquired 104.3 BTC for $10.89 million, establishing their holdings at 346.6 BTC.
- Japanese apparel company ANAP added 31.2 BTC with a $3.33 million investment, increasing its total to 184.7 BTC.
Global Trend of Corporate Bitcoin Adoption
These recent investments come from companies across several nations—France, the United Kingdom, Japan, and the United States—indicating a growing trend of non-traditional corporations incorporating Bitcoin into their financial strategies. The movement toward Bitcoin as a strategic reserve is increasingly diverse both in terms of industry and global reach.
Furthermore, SoSoValue’s statistics indicate that the number of non-mining listed companies holding more than 100 BTC has increased to 21. These companies collectively possess 655,520 BTC, valued at around $66.3 billion, which constitutes about 3.3% of Bitcoin’s total market capitalization.
