Q2 Sees Massive BTC Institutional Buying

1. Corporations Accelerate Bitcoin Accumulation, Totaling Over $91 Billion

In Q2 2025, global companies acquired an additional 159,107 Bitcoin, equivalent to over $17.6 billion a record high and a 23.13% increase from the previous quarter. The total Bitcoin holdings by corporations now stand at 847,000 BTC, representing 4% of the total supply. At the quarter's closing price of $107,754 per BTC, the total value of these holdings reached $91 billion, nearly a 61% increase from Q1.

2. Number of Bitcoin-Holding Companies Rises Sharply

The number of public companies holding Bitcoin also surged, with 46 new entrants, bringing the total to 125 firms—a 58.23% increase from the previous quarter. Leading the pack is Strategy, led by Michael Saylor, currently holding 597,325 BTC, comprising a significant portion of the total. The company has continuously issued convertible bonds and stocks to raise funds for Bitcoin purchases. As a result, Strategy's stock has risen 43% year-to-date, significantly outperforming the S&P 500's 6.4% gain.

3. Numerous Non-Crypto Companies Join BTC Accumulation

A slew of non-crypto companies have also joined the trend. GameStop unexpectedly purchased 4,710 BTC, while Trump Media is seeking to raise $2.5 billion to invest in Bitcoin. In Japan, MetaPlanet made headlines by acquiring 13,350 BTC, becoming the most actively traded stock on the Tokyo exchange, surpassing even Toyota and Sony. Additionally, London BTC Company (formerly Vinanz) recently raised another $2 million to continue its Bitcoin purchases, despite its stock declining over 42% since the beginning of the year.