- It was reported that there were a total of 54 Bitcoin-related disclosures just this week.
- Four companies—including Figma of the US—have newly joined the group accumulating Bitcoin, while 18 existing reserve companies made additional Bitcoin purchases.
- Investors are also paying attention to 12 companies, such as DV8 of Thailand, that have announced plans to establish Bitcoin reserve strategies.
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This year has seen a surge in companies designating Bitcoin (BTC) and other virtual assets (cryptocurrencies) as reserve assets. According to statistics, there were 54 related disclosures filed just this week.
According to NL Nico on the 6th (KST), a total of 54 companies posted Bitcoin-related disclosures from June 30 to July 4.
First, four new companies joined the wave of Bitcoin accumulation. The US-based Figma invested in a Bitcoin spot ETF and acquired 843 Bitcoins. Following this, the UK’s Cel AI, Australia’s Ophir, and Canada’s HyperBit have also started accumulating Bitcoin.
Additionally, 12 companies—including Thailand’s DV8 and Singapore’s Amber International—announced plans to establish Bitcoin reserve strategies.
Among companies that had already been executing Bitcoin reserve strategies, 18 made additional Bitcoin purchases. These include Strategy (4,980 coins), Metaplanet (1,005 coins), and Marathon Digital Holdings (761 coins).
Finally, six companies posted disclosures related to Bitcoin accumulation.
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