Institutional demand for Bitcoin hit new heights in Q2 2025, with companies collectively adding a record 159,107 BTC to their balance sheets — a haul worth over $17.6 billion at current market prices.
This marks a 23.13% increase compared to Q1, pushing total corporate Bitcoin holdings to approximately 847,000 BTC — about 4% of Bitcoin’s fixed 21 million supply — according to Bitwise Asset Management.
By the end of the quarter, the value of these holdings reached $91 billion, based on Bitcoin’s closing price of $107,754. BTC has since continued its bullish trend, recently breaking above $112,000 to set a new all-time high.
The number of public companies holding Bitcoin also saw a major uptick. A total of 46 firms joined in during Q2, bringing the overall number to 125 — a 58.23% quarter-over-quarter jump.
Michael Saylor’s Strategy Continues to Lead
Strategy remains the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin, with a massive stash of 597,325 BTC. Under the leadership of outspoken Bitcoin advocate Michael Saylor, the company has aggressively expanded its holdings by issuing convertible debt and ATM equity offerings.
This Bitcoin-first strategy appears to be paying off: Strategy’s stock is up 43% year-to-date, vastly outperforming the S&P 500’s 6.4% gain. Over the past month alone, the stock has risen more than 6%, with a 9% increase in just the past week, per Google Finance.
MARA, Newcomers Boost Corporate BTC Race
MARA Holdings ranks second with 49,940 BTC on its books, while its stock has climbed more than 10% this year.
New players are also making their mark. U.S.-based Twenty One kicked off operations with a $685 million capital injection and has already deployed $450 million into Bitcoin. In Japan, Metaplanet has quickly become a market mover in Tokyo, now holding 13,350 BTC and outpacing trading giants like Toyota and Sony in volume.
Even legacy firms are joining the trend. GameStop made headlines with a 4,710 BTC acquisition — its first-ever foray into digital assets. Meanwhile, Trump Media is reportedly looking to raise $2.5 billion to expand its Bitcoin position.
UK’s London BTC Company Secures Funding
Back in the UK, London BTC Company (formerly Vinanz) raised £1.5 million ($2 million) this week through the issuance of 11.5 million ordinary shares. The funds will support additional Bitcoin purchases. The company operates mining facilities in both the U.S. and Canada.
However, its stock performance has lagged. Shares have dropped over 42% year-to-date and slid another 7% in the past day alone, despite its aggressive stance on Bitcoin acquisition.
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