TLDR
- Over 60 companies made Bitcoin announcements in just five days (June 9-13), showing growing corporate interest
- Six new companies started Bitcoin treasuries, adding 404 BTC total, led by American Bitcoin Corp with 215 BTC
- Twenty-three existing Bitcoin holders added 2,188 BTC to their reserves, with Strategy buying 1,045 BTC
- Nine companies announced plans for future Bitcoin purchases worth up to $1.83 billion combined
- Trump Media registered for a $2.3 billion Bitcoin Treasury deal while GameStop announced $2.25 billion convertible notes for crypto
The corporate world is embracing Bitcoin at record speed. Between June 9 and 13, over 60 companies announced Bitcoin-related activities, marking one of the busiest weeks for corporate crypto adoption.
This surge shows companies treating Bitcoin like any other financial asset. The wave of announcements came as Bitcoin traded around $106,817, with firms across various industries making their moves.
Six companies launched completely new Bitcoin treasuries during this period. American Bitcoin Corp led the group with an initial purchase of 215 BTC as it prepares for a public merger under the ABTC ticker.
Bitmine and Gumi also joined the corporate Bitcoin club for the first time. These new entrants added a combined 404 BTC to their balance sheets.
🚨 Week 24 – #Bitcoin Treasury Strategy Updates 🚨
📅 June 9-13 saw a massive 60 announcements! 🤯
– 6 new treasuries launched with 404 BTC
– 10 future treasuries announcements
– 23 companies added bitcoin, totaling 2,188 BTC
– 9 plans to buy more bitcoin, up to ~$1.83 billion… pic.twitter.com/HM9FiZWMvb— NLNico (@btcNLNico) June 14, 2025
Beyond the newcomers, 10 additional companies filed paperwork or announced plans to create Bitcoin reserves. Mercury Fintech unveiled an $800 million financing plan for Bitcoin purchases.
Existing Players Double Down
Companies already holding Bitcoin expanded their positions during the same timeframe. Twenty-three firms added 2,188 BTC to existing reserves.
Strategy led this group by purchasing 1,045 BTC. The company also closed a $979.7 million IPO on June 10.
Remxpoint added 279.9 BTC to its holdings. KULR Technology acquired 118.6 BTC during the period.
Cipher Mining purchased 111 BTC. Smaller companies like Vanadi Coffee and Rocksoft bought between 1 and 10 BTC each.
This buying activity mirrored the rush into Bitcoin ETFs. BlackRock’s IBIT fund saw nearly $1 billion in inflows over the same period.
Future Purchases on the Horizon
The momentum extends beyond current purchases. Nine companies outlined plans for future Bitcoin acquisitions worth up to $1.83 billion.
ANAP raised funds specifically for a 585 BTC purchase. Mélioz brought in $32.5 million and established warrants that could generate another $69.48 million in Bitcoin investments.
Major Corporate Players Enter
Trump Media, owned by US President Donald Trump, registered for a $2.3 billion Bitcoin Treasury deal. This represents one of the largest potential corporate Bitcoin investments announced.
GameStop revealed plans for a $2.25 billion convertible note issue. The gaming retailer earmarked proceeds for cryptocurrency investments.
These announcements span multiple industries, from technology companies to traditional retailers. The diverse range of participants shows Bitcoin’s growing acceptance across corporate America.
Companies cite various reasons for adding Bitcoin to their treasuries. Many view it as protection against inflation and currency devaluation.
Others see Bitcoin as a way to modernize their financial strategies. The asset’s finite supply and growing institutional adoption make it attractive for treasury diversification.
The rapid pace of adoption comes as Bitcoin maintains relatively stable pricing. Despite normal market volatility, sustained corporate interest suggests confidence in future growth potential.
This week’s activity represents the largest concentrated period of corporate Bitcoin announcements on record. The trend shows no signs of slowing as more companies evaluate digital asset strategies.
