Bitcoin Treasury Activity Explodes with 8,400 BTC Added in One Week
Highlights
- 18 firms added 7,591 BTC, marking explosive weekly Bitcoin treasury growth.
- Figma surprises market with $69.5M BTC buy, joins rising corporate adoption.
- Companies expand Bitcoin strategies, signaling cross-industry shift in financial reserve planning.
Bitcoin treasury activity accelerated sharply between June 30 and July 4, with major signals coming from both startups and established firms. In total, 54 announcements were recorded, revealing movement of over 8,400 BTC into corporate wallets. This sharp uptick marks one of the most active weeks for BTC treasury growth in 2025.
Figma Joins Bitcoin Treasury Trend with $69.5M Investment
According to NLNico’s X post, Figma made the most surprising Bitcoin treasury disclosure of the week. Its S-1 registration showed a $69.5 million BTC investment, estimated at 843 BTC.
This move confirms Figma’s participation in this treasury trend, joining companies that see BTC as a long-term reserve. Cel AI and Opyl Limited also made their first purchases, alongside Hyper Bit.
In addition to actual purchases, many companies laid out plans for future Bitcoin treasury integration. Twelve firms, including two in the gold sector, announced preparations to allocate funds toward BTC.
Amber International disclosed a $25.5 million private placement for a BTC treasury strategy. DV8 is set to be acquired by a consortium aiming to include Bitcoin as part of their new treasury framework.
BTC Treasury Adoption Gains Institutional Momentum
Blue Star Capital revealed its $1.7 million raise to indirectly gain BTC exposure. Metavesco also launched a formal Bitcoin treasury program. Sweden’s Fragbite Group added around $530,000 to its reserve as it builds out its Bitcoin treasury profile.
Hamak Gold Limited plans to use excess capital from a $3.4 million raise to strengthen its BTC treasury holdings. The activity wasn’t limited to future plans. Eighteen companies actually added BTC to their books, contributing 7,591 BTC to the growing corporate treasury landscape.
Some of these moves were large-scale, while others reflected smaller but still committed entries. Together, they underline a growing belief in Bitcoin as a strategic reserve.
Companies didn’t stop at one-time buys. Fourteen firms disclosed active plans to expand their Bitcoin treasury holdings further. Notably, popular food company, DDC Enterprise raised $528 million to expand its BTC treasury.
Many of these already raised significant funds, showing this strategy has broad institutional support. Whether for diversification or long-term store-of-value goals, this treasury strategy continues to gain traction.
Bitcoin Becomes Core to Corporate Financial Strategy
Six additional Bitcoin treasury-related disclosures were also made. These ranged from policy updates to institutional planning details. Even though not all were direct buys, they contribute to growing transparency around corporate BTC treasury practices.
Bitcoin treasury adoption is now a cross-industry shift. Week 27 confirms that firms worldwide are treating BTC as more than just an investment. For many, it is becoming the core of their modern financial strategy.
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