In the evolving landscape of corporate finance, the accumulation of Bitcoin by companies has reached a significant threshold, with total holdings surpassing 1 million BTC, indicating a robust interest in cryptocurrency as a viable asset class.
During the recent week, from September 1 to September 6, numerous businesses collectively announced new investments amounting to approximately 9,800 BTC, translating to about $1 billion at present values, effectively elevating corporate Bitcoin reserves into a new era.
Corporate Engagement with Bitcoin
This past week saw the introduction of three new corporate treasuries, marking a notable increase in institutional interest. A firm from the Netherlands initiated its journey with a substantial investment of 1,000 BTC, raising around $147 million as reported by crypto analyst @btcNLNico.
Additionally, CIMG Inc, listed in China, made its debut with 500 BTC, while Hyperscale Data, based in the U.S., initiated its holdings with an initial investment of 3.6 BTC through an early entrant program.
Overall, these new participants accounted for a significant total of 1,503 BTC, illustrating that even smaller-sized investments can play a crucial role in the growing list of corporate Bitcoin holders.
Alongside these newcomers, several established firms also enhanced their portfolios. Key players in the mining and infrastructure sectors collectively added substantial amounts to their treasuries:
- Cipher Mining secured an additional 195 BTC
- CleanSpark integrated 124 BTC into their holdings
- Convano and Cango added 155 BTC and 150 BTC, respectively
Week 36 – #Bitcoin Treasury Strategy Updates
Sep 1 – Sep 6 saw 47 announcements – ~9.8k BTC
– 3 new treasuries launched with 1,503.6 BTC
– 6 future treasuries announcements, millions worth
– 24 companies added 8,339.26 BTC
– 6 plans to buy more BTC, $136.7m worth
… pic.twitter.com/V9VInvIJ2U— NLNico (@btcNLNico) September 6, 2025
A Broader Trend in Bitcoin Acquisition
This surge in purchases underlines a growing trend where 24 companies enhanced their total holdings by approximately 8,339 BTC within the week. These incremental investments underscore a collective momentum that reflects an increasing mainstream adoption of Bitcoin.
Influential treasury holders continued to make significant purchases. Notable figures like Michael Saylor’s Strategy expanded its already substantial holdings to over 636,500 BTC, while other companies like Marathon Digital and Metaplanet significantly increased their stakes as well.
Even American Bitcoin joined the fray, adding 502 BTC as it continues to strategically position itself in the market. The impact of these individual corporate moves contributes significantly to the overall increase in corporate Bitcoin assets.
Beyond spot purchases, there have been many firms initiating expansive buying plans and securing funding approvals for future acquisitions.
For example, Metaplanet secured an expansion that could potentially involve up to ¥555 billion (approximately $3.8 billion). S-Science lifted its buying ceiling to ¥9.6 billion (roughly $65.3 million), while The Smarter Web Company confirmed a subscription of about £24 million ($32.4 million).
Furthermore, Hyperscale Data is planning to invest $20 million into Bitcoin via an innovative ATM program, and Convano has committed to purchasing ¥2.5 billion ($17 million) worth of Bitcoin. Additionally, significant plans, such as Sora Ventures launching a $1 billion Bitcoin treasury fund, illustrate the expansive interest in this digital asset.
Reflecting on institutional interest, BlackRock’s substantial purchase of 290 million in Bitcoin highlights the shifting perception in mainstream markets toward crypto investment.
The narrative of this past week indicates both a concentration of Bitcoin within a few significant treasuries and a diffusion, as numerous smaller companies are making vital investments. Together, these actions have pushed corporate Bitcoin holdings to a remarkable 1 million BTC mark, suggesting a genuine shift in how corporations view Bitcoin in their financial strategies moving forward.
Image sourced from Unsplash, chart provided by TradingView
