Bitcoin’s Q2 Boom: Corporates Jump In Like It’s The Latest Trend

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What to know:

  • Big names like Twenty One and GameStop have pumped fresh cash into the bitcoin frenzy, pushing adoption rates and boosting market vibes.
  • More companies are now treating bitcoin like their emergency stash, cleverly mixing financial moves with a way to dodge inflation’s punches and economic chaos.

Ah, corporate adoption of bitcoin. Nothing says “we’re in it for the long haul” like a bunch of publicly traded companies rushing to scoop up 159,107 BTC, bringing the total corporate stash to a whopping 847,000 BTC — worth a cool $91 billion. That’s what Bitwise reported, and let’s just say the numbers are as impressive as a corporate executive’s bonus on a good year.

That’s a 23% jump quarter-over-quarter, covering 4% of bitcoin’s glorious capped supply of 21 million. And, hold your breath, the average bitcoin price shot up to $107,754. That’s a nice 61% increase in portfolio value compared to Q1. Corporate wallets are looking fatter than ever!

The number of publicly listed firms holding bitcoin? Oh, it soared to 125. That’s a 58% increase, with 46 new players on board. MSTR, the big dog, holds 597,325 BTC, followed by MARA Holdings (49,940 BTC) and the fresh face, Twenty One, with 37,230 BTC.

But wait, it gets juicier. GameStop — yes, that GameStop — made its grand bitcoin debut, acquiring 4,710 BTC. Talk about making a *splash*! And just when you thought it couldn’t get any more political, Trump Media is planning to raise $2.5 billion for more bitcoin. Because why wouldn’t you want to mix digital gold with politics, right?

In yet another jaw-dropper, Metaplanet, listed in Tokyo, went ahead and surpassed Toyota and Sony in trading volume. Yeah, the same Toyota that’s probably plotting to get into the game too. Who knew that the world of bitcoin was so globally… exciting? 💸🌍

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2025-07-10 14:50