In a notable surge of corporate interest, companies worldwide made 60 announcements related to Bitcoin within just five days, from June 9 to 13. During this period, numerous firms not only added thousands of BTC to their balance sheets but also disclosed plans to acquire billions more. This uptick in activity indicates that businesses are increasingly viewing Bitcoin as a mainstream financial asset.
According to data shared by @btcNLNico on X, six new firms established Bitcoin treasuries, collectively acquiring 404 BTC in a single week. American Bitcoin Corp led the initiative with a purchase of 215 BTC as it prepares for a public merger under the ABTC ticker.
Additionally, the week witnessed the entrance of Bitmine and Gumi into the corporate Bitcoin sector. Furthermore, 10 companies—including Mercury Fintech, which announced an $800 million financing initiative—have filed plans or expressed intentions to create their own Bitcoin reserves. Notably, Trump Media, owned by U.S. President Donald Trump, registered for a significant $2.3 billion Bitcoin Treasury deal.
In a related development, 23 companies enhanced their existing Bitcoin holdings by acquiring a total of 2,188 BTC. Among them, Strategy was particularly active, purchasing 1,045 BTC and completing a $979.7 million IPO on June 10. Other contributors included Remxpoint, which added 279.9 BTC, KULR with 118.6 BTC, and Cipher Mining with 111 BTC. Smaller entities like Vanadi Coffee and Rocksoft also participated, contributing between 1 and 10 BTC each. This wave of acquisitions mirrors the growing interest in Bitcoin ETFs, as seen with BlackRock’s IBIT fund, which attracted nearly $1 billion in inflows during the same timeframe.
Looking ahead, nine companies have outlined plans to purchase additional Bitcoin, potentially driving fresh demand amounting to $1.83 billion. ANAP has successfully raised funds intended for the acquisition of 585 BTC, while Mélioz secured $32.5 million and established warrants that could lead to an additional $69.48 million in Bitcoin. GameStop has also announced a $2.25 billion convertible note issue, with proceeds earmarked for cryptocurrency investments.
Moreover, some companies are advancing beyond simple acquisitions. DDC Enterprise and H100 Group are exploring the tokenization of real-world assets while using Bitcoin as collateral. In France, The Blockchain Group has initiated a €300 million capital program, receiving shareholder approval to raise as much as 10 billion euros.
