The BitcoinTreasuries.net May Corporate Adoption Report is now available. This month’s standout development is Strive: the company grew its Bitcoin holdings by roughly 30% over about one month, generated $276 million in SATA proceeds in May, and has climbed to #7 on our public companies leaderboard.
Public Bitcoin treasuries saw strong growth in May as they added or disclosed 51,000 BTC before holding reductions ($3.8B), or 43,500 BTC net after reductions ($3.2B).
The BitcoinTreasuries.net April Corporate Adoption Report is live.In this month's edition we highlight record-breaking STRC ATM proceeds against a backdrop of restored corporate Bitcoin accumulation.
Public Bitcoin treasury companies continued to accumulate Bitcoin this month as they collectively added, purchased, or disclosed 65,000 BTC.
Bitcoin treasury accumulation continued at a strong pace in March — once again driven almost entirely by Michael Saylor’s Strategy, which purchased over 44,000 BTC this month, making up 94% of all public company investment.
March saw public Bitcoin treasuries accumulate more than 47,000 BTC, once again powered almost entirely by Michael Saylor’s Strategy.
February delivered a stark reversal in corporate Bitcoin momentum: 7,800 BTC was added to treasuries but was entirely offset by sales and balance-sheet reductions.
February saw the Bitcoin treasury sector torn in two directions, marking the first time we observed monthly purchases entirely offset by sales and holdings reductions.
January marked a decisive turn in corporate Bitcoin accumulation, as Strategy’s aggressive buying spree redefined the market’s tempo and concentration.
Strategy executive chairman Michael Saylor appeared on CNBC's Squawk Box Tuesday morning, pushing back on concerns about the company's financial stability while doubling down on its bitcoin accumulation strategy.
Bitcoin treasuries added approximately 43,200 BTC in January, or 41,200 BTC net after sales — worth an estimated $3.3 billion at month-end prices.
