The rapid pace of accumulation highlights a deepening conviction among companies to adopt Bitcoin as a strategic treasury asset.
The data reveals a consistent upward trend, with holdings growing quarter over quarter. From 262,635 BTC in Q4 2023, corporate reserves expanded to 279,639 BTC in Q1 2024, then to 321,224 BTC in Q2, and 361,736 BTC in Q3 of the same year.
The real inflection point came in Q4 2024, when corporate BTC holdings surged by over 60% to 590,649 BTC.
This momentum carried into 2025. In Q1 2025, corporate entities added another 75,000 BTC, pushing the total to 665,618 BTC. Most notably, within just the first month of Q2, companies acquired an additional 80,000 BTC, bringing the aggregate to 746,302 BTC by April 28 — a historic high.
This wave of institutional accumulation suggests growing confidence in Bitcoin as a hedge, a store of value, and an integral part of modern corporate finance. The exponential rise in holdings also reflects broader macroeconomic shifts and increasing participation by traditional financial players.
With such rapid growth, all eyes are now on whether this trend will continue — and which corporations might join the ranks of Bitcoin-heavy treasuries next.
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