An increasing number of companies worldwide are starting to view Bitcoin as an important investment asset, incorporating it into their financial strategies. Simply put:

Japanese Company ANAP: A subsidiary of a fashion brand has officially launched its "Bitcoin business," meaning they will make Bitcoin investment a core part of their financial management, which may involve buying Bitcoin, holding it, or using it for business purposes.

Canadian Company Belgravia: This listed company spent $500,000 to purchase approximately 4.86 Bitcoins, with each priced at around $102,800. This indicates that they are beginning to treat Bitcoin as a reserve asset, similar to "digital gold" for holding.

British Company Anemoi: This company has decided to allocate 30% of its cash reserves to invest in Bitcoin. They believe that Bitcoin aligns well with their business and have strong confidence in its value as a long-term investment, with potential for more related plans in the future.

These companies see the potential of Bitcoin to preserve or increase value, much like gold, and are starting to invest money into it as part of their corporate strategies. This trend indicates that Bitcoin is being accepted by more mainstream businesses, no longer just a toy for individual investors. $BTC