Global corporate BTC net worth reaches new high: weekly net increase of $2.15 billion

As of January 19, 2025, the net increase in Bitcoin holdings by publicly listed companies worldwide over the past week reached $215 million. According to SoSoValue data, this corporate-level concentrated buying reflects ongoing institutional investor emphasis on Bitcoin asset allocation and has directly driven up the net value of corporate blockchain assets. Among them, Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) performed most notably, investing $212.5 million in a single week to expand its Bitcoin holdings.

Leading Enterprise Strategy Leads the Way, Net Weekly Increase of Over 210,000 BTC

Strategy disclosed that in mid-January, the company invested $212.5 million to purchase 22,305 Bitcoins at an average price of $95,284, increasing its total holdings to 709,715 BTC. This large-scale purchase further consolidates Strategy’s leading position among global corporate Bitcoin holders. From an asset net worth perspective, this investment directly enhances the company’s digital asset reserve value.

Meanwhile, Japanese listed company Metaplanet did not make any new Bitcoin purchases during this period, maintaining its existing holdings.

Multiple Listed Companies Join the Fray, Global Corporate BTC Net Worth Continues to Accumulate

In addition to Strategy, two other listed companies completed Bitcoin acquisitions last week. Cooking content platform DayDayCook announced on January 15 that it spent $17.8 million to buy 200 BTC at a price of $88,998, bringing its total holdings to 1,383 BTC. UK Bitcoin reserve company BHODL disclosed on January 16 that it invested $100,000 to acquire 1 BTC at a price of $97,800, bringing its total holdings to 159,295 BTC.

These purchasing activities clearly demonstrate the ongoing net increase attitude of global listed companies toward Bitcoin, reflecting strategic long-term asset allocation at the corporate level.

Global Corporate BTC Net Worth Surpasses $87 Billion

According to statistics, as of the time of reporting, global listed companies (excluding mining companies) hold a total of 959,810 BTC. At current market prices, this asset’s total market value is approximately $87.32 billion, accounting for 4.8% of Bitcoin’s circulating supply. From an enterprise net worth perspective, this means that the overall allocation scale of blockchain assets among global listed companies has reached a remarkably substantial level.

It is worth noting that these companies’ Bitcoin holdings are gradually becoming an important part of their total assets. As Bitcoin prices fluctuate (currently around $87.65K), the book value of these holdings is also dynamically adjusting, directly impacting the companies’ overall net worth performance. The continuous net increase of Bitcoin holdings by global listed companies, often referred to as “digital gold,” reflects market long-term optimism and also promotes the optimization and upgrading of asset allocation structures at the corporate level.