As corporate adoption of Bitcoin accelerates, 35 publicly-traded companies each hold 1,000 BTC or more, a sign that institutional interest is growing in the largest cryptocurrency.
Bitcoin demand (BTCFour months after Donald Trump’s election, the stock of public companies has surged. Trump’s executive order The United States has proposed the establishment of a Bitcoin federal reserve to serve the world’s biggest economy.
Chris Kuiper is the vice president of Fidelity’s research. He says that at least 35 companies now have 1,000 BTC on their balance sheet, which are worth over $116 billion. This was up from just 24 at the end Q1.
Bitcoin holding companies are growing in number. “notable increase in Bitcoin exposure,” You can also read about the importance of this in our article Kuiper Posting on Thursday, X. “Bitcoin purchases became more widely distributed across public companies rather than concentrated among a few large buyers,” He also added.
Fidelity released its data soon after. Bitcoin flipped AmazonCointelegraph published a report on July 14 that.’s market capitalization of $2.3 trillion will become the fifth largest asset in terms of total valuation.
278 public bodies now own Bitcoin after the latest wave of institutional purchasing. up from 124 just weeks ago, according The following are some of the ways to get in touch with us: BitcoinTreasuries.NET.
Canada comes in second place with 40 BTC public entities.
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“Not only did the total purchases increase from Q1 to Q2 of 2025 […], but there are a lot more companies doing the buying,” Kuiper, the Fidelity Kuiper.
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Iliya Kachev, a dispatch analyst with digital asset platform Nexo said that Bitcoin’s interest is at a record level, and also indicates a growing engagement by institutions.
“Open interest in Bitcoin futures remains elevated above $45 billion, just shy of its historical peak, pointing to continued institutional engagement and speculative leverage,” Cointelegraph reported that an analyst had told them. “short-term trend remains sideways, but positioning suggests markets are bracing for a pivotal stretch.”
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Source: cointelegraph.com
