Corporate Bitcoin Holdings Surge 23.3% to $91 Billion in Q2 2025

Corporate Bitcoin holdings have surged to an unprecedented $91 billion, marking a significant milestone in the second quarter of 2025. Public companies now hold a total of 847,000 Bitcoin (BTC), representing a 23.3% increase from the previous quarter. This substantial accumulation equates to 4.03% of Bitcoin’s total 21 million supply, indicating a growing trend of corporations integrating Bitcoin into their financial strategies.

The value of these holdings, based on an average price of $107,754 per Bitcoin, reflects a 60.9% increase compared to the first quarter. This surge is primarily driven by both new entrants and aggressive buying by existing holders, resulting in a 58% jump in the number of public companies with Bitcoin holdings, from 79 to 125 in just three months.

Notable new entrants include Twenty One, which invested around $450 million into Bitcoin, becoming the third-largest corporate holder with a 37,230 BTC stash. GameStop also made its first-ever BTC purchase of 4,710 BTC, signaling a strategic shift in its corporate approach. Existing holders like Strategy, led by Michael Saylor, added over 69,000 BTC in the second quarter alone, bringing their total holdings to 697,325 BTC and an estimated $14 billion in unrealized gains.

Japan’s Metaplanet continued its aggressive accumulation, now holding 15,55 BTC and leading Tokyo’s trading volumes in the second quarter. Additionally, firms like Trump Media have filed plans to raise $2.5 billion, with intentions to commit these funds to large-scale Bitcoin accumulation. This trend underscores the growing acceptance of Bitcoin as a mainstream asset, moving beyond retail investment and becoming a permanent fixture on many corporate balance sheets.