Bitcoin News Today: Vanadi Coffee's 100 BTC Stake Signals Corporate Bitcoin Maturity

Vanadi Coffee, a public company listed on the Madrid Mercantile Exchange (BME), has increased its Bitcoin holdings by five additional coins, bringing its total Bitcoin holdings to 100 BTC. This latest acquisition reflects the company’s growing interest in diversifying its treasury reserves into digital assets. The move positions Vanadi Coffee as one of the numerous companies across the globe that have begun allocating Bitcoin into their balance sheets, contributing to the broader trend of corporate Bitcoin adoption.

The global Bitcoin treasury landscape is expanding, with 228 entities, including publicly traded companies, private firms, ETFs, and governments, collectively holding 3,646,853 BTC as of August 22, 2025. Public companies alone account for 946,514 BTC in holdings, with Vanadi Coffee’s stake being a small but notable addition to the total. The company’s current holdings represent a value of $107.18 billion across all public corporations, with Bitcoin making up 4.507% of the 21 million total supply.

Vanadi Coffee’s increased Bitcoin holdings align with the broader trend of European companies entering the space. At least 15 European firms have publicly announced Bitcoin allocations, with notable participants including Germany’s Bitcoin Group (3,605 BTC), the United Kingdom’s Smarter Web Company (2,395 BTC), and the UK’s Satsuma Technology (1,126 BTC). Smaller allocations are also being made by firms such as Vanadi Coffee, H100 Group, and Aker ASA, all of which are adding to the increasing corporate presence in Bitcoin.

The trend is not limited to Europe. The U.S. has seen significant corporate adoption, with MicroStrategy leading the charge with 629,376 BTC. Other major players include Marathon Digital Holdings (50,639 BTC) and Tesla, Inc. (11,509 BTC). In Asia, Japan’s Metaplanet has emerged as a prominent player, with holdings of 18,888 BTC, or $2.1 billion at current prices. The firm recently added 775 BTC, further solidifying its position in the corporate Bitcoin market.

Despite the growing interest, the scale of Bitcoin holdings by corporations remains relatively modest compared to the total supply. The 1% threshold of the 21 million maximum supply represents approximately 210,000 BTC, and achieving such a target requires significant capital, as demonstrated by Dutch firm Amdax, which is planning to launch a Bitcoin treasury company with the ambition of holding 1% of all BTC. Amdax’s AMBTS B.V. aims to raise capital through market offerings to finance its accumulation strategy.

The recent Bitcoin price performance—currently above $115,800—has reinforced the asset’s appeal to corporations, particularly as it continues to outperform traditional asset classes over the long term. Over the past decade, Bitcoin has surged by over 26,900%, far outpacing the S&P 500, gold, and crude oil. While corporate Bitcoin holdings remain a small fraction of overall portfolios, the trend indicates a shift in how companies view the role of Bitcoin in their financial strategies.

As more companies like Vanadi Coffee incrementally increase their Bitcoin exposure, the corporate Bitcoin landscape is evolving from early-stage experimentation to strategic long-term allocation. The ongoing growth in public and private sector Bitcoin holdings suggests that this trend is likely to continue, further embedding digital assets into the global financial ecosystem.

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[1] Bitcoin Treasuries | 145 Companies Holding (Public/Priv) (https://bitbo.io/treasuries/)

[2] Dutch firm Amdax plans Bitcoin treasury listing on Euronext ... (https://cointelegraph.com/news/dutch-crypto-firm-bitcoin-treasury-amsterdam-s-euronext)