Bitcoin Treasuries Skyrocket With 60 New Announcements Within A Week

Between June 9 and 13, sixty major Bitcoin-related (BTC) announcements were made by companies around the world, according to data shared by @btcNLNico on X. The Bitcoin Treasury Strategy is entering a rapid growth phase, with more firms adopting the leading cryptocurrency as part of their financial infrastructure.

Over 2,500 BTC Added as New and Existing Firms Expand Bitcoin Treasuries

Acccording to the shared X post, Six new companies officially launched Bitcoin treasuries during the week, adding a combined 404 BTC to their balance sheets. These firms include American Bitcoin Corp, Bitmine, and Gumi. American Bitcoin Corp, for example, began with 215 BTC and is preparing for a public merger under $ABTC.

Ten other companies have revealed future plans to start Bitcoin treasuries. These include Trump Media, which filed a registration for a $2.3 billion Bitcoin Treasury Deal, and Mercury Fintech, which announced an $800 million financing plan.

Twenty-three companies added BTC to their existing holdings, totaling 2,188 BTC in new purchases. Strategy, the most active participant, added 1,045 BTC and also completed a $979.7 million IPO on June 10.

Other notable purchases came from Remxpoint with 279.9 BTC, KULR with 118.6 BTC, and Cipher Mining with 111 BTC. Even smaller firms, like Vanadi Coffee and Rocksoft, added between 1 to 10 BTC. This surge in institutional demand mirrors recent Bitcoin ETF trends. For instance, BlackRock IBIT alone neared $1 billion in inflows this week

Firms Eye $1.8B in BTC Buys

Nine companies also outlined plans to buy even more BTC soon. These plans could lead to $1.83 billion worth of BTC purchases. For example, ANAP raised capital that includes plans for a 585 BTC investment. Mélioz raised $32.5 million, with a warrant structure that could enable it purchase another $69.48 million in BTC.

Additional developments include GameStop’s $2.25 billion convertible note issuance, which is to be used for Bitcoin investments. The Blockchain Group in France launched a €300 million capital program and received shareholder approval to raise up to €10 billion.

Also, DDC Enterprise and H100 Group revealed plans to tokenize assets and use Bitcoin as collateral. Some companies also revealed their intention to list on US OTC markets; a notable example is The Smarter Web Company.

More companies are now considering BTC as a core part of treasury and growth strategy. The data shared by @btcNLNico is backed by public filings and corporate disclosures.