Blockchain Group boosts BTC holdings to 1,929 with a €3M raise, aiming for 170,000 BTC by 2032 as global treasury race heats up.
Bitcoin yield emerges as a vital corporate KPI as Strategy and ALTBG post over 1,000% gains amid rising shareholder interest.
Metaplanet and Semler add to massive BTC treasuries, fueling a global shift where firms treat Bitcoin as a core balance sheet asset.
Europe’s first Bitcoin Treasury Company, The Blockchain Group (ALTBG), has deepened its Bitcoin strategy with a fresh €3 million raise. The company issued 739,000 new shares at €4.06 per share in collaboration with TOBAM. This move helped them buy around 25 more BTC, potentially raising total holdings to 1,929 BTC.
Moreover, this capital injection strengthens ALTBG’s position as a serious long-term Bitcoin accumulator. The company targets 170,000 BTC by 2032, representing 1% of total supply. Besides that, their year-to-date Bitcoin yield sits at a 26,242%, according to The Smarter Web Company.
Bitcoin Yield Becomes the New Corporate KPI
Bitcoin yield, a shareholder-accretion metric first introduced by Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), has gained traction. The Blockchain Group’s Deputy CEO, Alexandre Laizet, noted a 1,348.8% yield in 2025 alone.
Hence, this metric is now a benchmark in the corporate Bitcoin treasury race. It tracks BTC per fully diluted share, spotlighting capital efficiency. Strategy’s adoption of this metric in November 2024 turned it into an investor focus point.
Additionally, Strategy blew past Q2 expectations with $14 billion in unrealized Bitcoin gains. That included their June 30 purchase of 4,980 BTC for $531.1 million.
Bitcoin Treasuries Surge Across Global Markets
On the same day, Japan-based Metaplanet acquired another 2,204 BTC worth $237 million. This brought its total holdings to 15,555 BTC at an average cost of $99,985. Metaplanet cemented its place as Asia’s leading corporate Bitcoin holder. The company is aggressively leveraging its BTC to fund asset acquisitions and business expansion.
In the U.S., Semler Scientific joined the action by purchasing 187 BTC for $20 million. The healthcare tech firm revealed the buy in an SEC 8-K filing. As of July 2, Semler had 4,636 BTC with an average cost of $92,753 per coin. Besides that, the firm has raised $156.6 million through an ATM equity offering. Semler now sits on nearly $72 million in unrealized BTC gains.
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