Semler Scientific now holds 4,449 BTC after a $20M purchase, reinforcing its aggressive strategy amid whale-led accumulation.
New wallets holding 1 K+ BTC have added 600K coins since March, now controlling 5.6% of supply—a major structural market shift.
BTC exchange reserves have dropped to 2.5M, the lowest since 2022, tightening float as whales and miners signal long-term conviction.
Semler Scientific (Nasdaq: SMLR) has acquired 185 additional Bitcoins at a cost of $20 million, pushing its total BTC holdings to 4,449 coins. The company’s aggressive accumulation strategy comes amid accelerating activity among new whale cohorts and declining BTC exchange reserves.
Bitcoin Allocation Strategy Sharpens
“Semler Scientific now holds 4,449 Bitcoin, having added 185 BTC for $20 million,” stated in an update by Eric Semler, the company’s chairman. The average acquisition cost was $107,974 per coin, with funds raised via a Controlled Equity Offering through its at-the-market program. Year-to-date, Semler reports a Bitcoin yield of 26.7%, which it describes as a key performance metric tied directly to its capital deployment model.
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The firm defines BTC yield as a benchmark for gauging returns from equity-funded Bitcoin buys, a strategy it claims is accretive to shareholder value. With an average purchase price of $92,158 across all acquisitions, the company’s Bitcoin exposure now totals $472.9 million in market value. At the outset, it’s worth clarifying that current developments point to a deeper shift unfolding across the market landscape.
Announcement Underscores Strategic Positioning
Semler’s announcement framed the move as a transparent corporate strategy, with all BTC performance data hosted on a public dashboard used as a Regulation FD-compliant disclosure channel. The company's purchases are not held in cold storage but are custodied under institutional-grade arrangements to support liquidity and security. According to CryptoQuant, broader whale accumulation activity is rapidly intensifying, lending further support to Semler’s approach.
From March to June 2025, wallet clusters holding more than 1,000 BTC with an average coin age under six months have added over 600,000 BTC. This fresh wave now controls 5.6% of Bitcoin’s circulating supply, up from 2.5%, signaling what analysts describe as a bullish structural shift. The sentiment among traders is split; some see a wave of bullish energy preparing to drive prices much higher, while others warn that despite this enthusiasm, sharp pullbacks remain on the table.
Macro Signals Fuel Accumulation
Simultaneously, other market indicators suggest a different trend: Bitcoin reserves on exchanges have fallen to multi-year lows, declining by 900,000 BTC since 2022. Coinvo reports current reserves sit just above 2.5 million BTC, reinforcing a tightening float and heightened scarcity.
Bitcoin’s hashrate has also hit record highs above 800 EH/s, reflecting surging miner confidence and intensified capital deployment. The consistency in new whale accumulation indicates strong conviction and sustained buying power behind Bitcoin’s rally trend, despite ongoing volatility and macro headwinds.
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