A new record has been set in corporate Bitcoin adoption. In just five days, 35 companies announced Bitcoin treasury acquisitions, the most ever recorded in a single week. This record accumulation from these companies coincides with the BTC rally to new all-time highs (ATHs) this week.
Bitcoin Treasury Companies Accumulate 4,702 BTC
According to an X post by Nico, between July 7 and 12, 2025, these companies bought 4,702.2 BTC ($554 million). These purchases came through 29 existing treasury companies, which added 4,209 BTC, and six new companies that launched their treasury operations with 491.2 BTC.
Metaplanet led these Bitcoin treasury companies, purchasing $259 million worth of Bitcoin. Other large buyers included The Smarter Web Company, with $58.9 million, and DDC Enterprise, with $27 million.
Semler Scientific also made headlines with its $21.9 million buy, alongside Cango with $17.6 million. Japan’s Remixpoint added $13.7 million, and France’s The Blockchain Group secured another $13.6 million. In addition to actual acquisitions, 10 future treasury plans were revealed. ReserveOne topped that list with a massive $1.05 billion allocation for Bitcoin.
The largest Bitcoin treasury company, Strategy, announced a $4.2 billion at-the-market program for more Bitcoin purchases, and K Wave Media added another $500 million in convertible notes for BTC. Sequans from France raised over $440 million in total to buy more than 3,000 BTC.
Remixpoint also plans to raise $215 million to match that same Bitcoin target. DDC Enterprise signed a new agreement with Animoca Brands to allocate $100 million in Bitcoin.
Other companies securing funds include The Smarter Web Company, H100 Group, KULR, and LWQD. Smaller firms, such as Tractial and Digital Commodities, also made fundraising announcements to create a BTC reserve.
Other Treasury Updates From These Companies
In addition to the confirmed purchases and the planned increments, there were also 15 more treasury updates. They include leadership transformation, name changes, and listing plans related to BTC strategies.
BD Multimedia announced it will rebrand as Tractial. Genius Group raised its Bitcoin treasury target to $1.17 billion. Mogo bought back 2% of its shares in Q2, with a BTC-linked hurdle rate set for future buybacks.
The surge happened despite Strategy not buying any BTC this week. This momentum suggests that the corporate Bitcoin playbook pioneered by Michael Saylor is now seeing widespread adoption.
The number of companies either buying, planning to buy, or aligning their business strategy around Bitcoin is growing fast. The report by Nico confirmed that interest is not just from North America.
Corporations in Japan, France, Sweden, the UK, and Canada are actively acquiring BTC or adding to their existing holdings. This global involvement represents a significant shift in the corporate perception of Bitcoin as a treasury tool.
Amid this record-breaking week for Bitcoin treasury companies, the BTC price has rallied to a new all-time high (ATH) of $118,800. This follows the increased adoption among companies. Positive crypto regulatory developments in the US, along with increased inflows into spot BTC ETFs, have also contributed to this milestone.
Paul
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