8,400 Bitcoin Added: Bitcoin Treasury Growth Sees Biggest Week of 2025
đȘ·đȘ·Bitcoin treasuries saw record weekly growth as 54 firms added 8,400 BTC. BTC/USD eyes breakout above $108.4K amid rising institutional accumđȘ·đȘ·
Corporate Bitcoin accumulation just hit a new 2025 milestone. Between June 30 and July 4, a total of 54 companies collectively added 8,400 BTC to their treasuries, making it the busiest week for institutional adoption this year.
The standout? Figma. In its S-1 filing, the design software firm disclosed a $69.5 million Bitcoin allocation (843 BTC), surprising markets with a clear bet on crypto as a balance sheet asset. It wasnât alone. Cel AI, Opyl Limited, and Hyper Bit also entered the fold, either through direct purchases or publicly disclosed treasury plans.
Meanwhile, Amber International raised $25.5M specifically for its Bitcoin reserve, and DV8 was acquired by a group committed to building a Bitcoin-native financial infrastructure. The message is clear: corporate demand for BTC is no longer fringeâitâs a deliberate, growing trend.
Institutional Flows Continue Across Sectors
Across the 54 firms:
đȘ·đž18 companies bought BTC directly, accounting for 7,591 BTC
đȘ·đž14 companies outlined future BTC accumulation strategies
đȘ·đžOthers raised capital or began transitioning treasury models to Bitcoin
Additional highlights include:
đȘ·đžBlue Star Capital secured $1.7M for BTC exposure
đȘ·đžFragbite Group (Sweden) bought $530K worth of BTC
đȘ·đžMetavesco formally launched a Bitcoin treasury framework
đȘ·đžDDC Enterprise raised a staggering $528M to grow BTC holdings
From software and AI to entertainment and finance, Bitcoin treasuries are going mainstream.
BTC Treasuries Become the New Norm
This weekâs surge in Bitcoin (BTC) treasury activity highlights a deeper shift. Bitcoin isnât just a hedge anymore, itâs becoming a core reserve strategy. With major firms making public commitments and raising capital for BTC exposure, the institutional narrative is evolving fast. Week 27 of 2025 could well be remembered as the moment Bitcoinâs role as a treasury asset moved from optional to inevitable.
Corporate Bitcoin accumulation just hit a new 2025 milestone. Between June 30 and July 4, a total of 54 companies collectively added 8,400 BTC to their treasuries, making it the busiest week for institutional adoption this year.
The standout? Figma. In its S-1 filing, the design software firm disclosed a $69.5 million Bitcoin allocation (843 BTC), surprising markets with a clear bet on crypto as a balance sheet asset. It wasnât alone. Cel AI, Opyl Limited, and Hyper Bit also entered the fold, either through direct purchases or publicly disclosed treasury plans.
Meanwhile, Amber International raised $25.5M specifically for its Bitcoin reserve, and DV8 was acquired by a group committed to building a Bitcoin-native financial infrastructure. The message is clear: corporate demand for BTC is no longer fringeâitâs a deliberate, growing trend.
Institutional Flows Continue Across Sectors
Across the 54 firms:
đȘ·đž18 companies bought BTC directly, accounting for 7,591 BTC
đȘ·đž14 companies outlined future BTC accumulation strategies
đȘ·đžOthers raised capital or began transitioning treasury models to Bitcoin
Additional highlights include:
đȘ·đžBlue Star Capital secured $1.7M for BTC exposure
đȘ·đžFragbite Group (Sweden) bought $530K worth of BTC
đȘ·đžMetavesco formally launched a Bitcoin treasury framework
đȘ·đžDDC Enterprise raised a staggering $528M to grow BTC holdings
From software and AI to entertainment and finance, Bitcoin treasuries are going mainstream.
BTC Treasuries Become the New Norm
This weekâs surge in Bitcoin (BTC) treasury activity highlights a deeper shift. Bitcoin isnât just a hedge anymore, itâs becoming a core reserve strategy. With major firms making public commitments and raising capital for BTC exposure, the institutional narrative is evolving fast. Week 27 of 2025 could well be remembered as the moment Bitcoinâs role as a treasury asset moved from optional to inevitable.
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