Coverage of the latest news and disclosures related to bitcoin treasuries and digital asset treasury strategies. Reporting on corporate purchases, filings, fundraises, regulatory developments, and material updates across public companies and institutions.
In a landmark moment for corporate Bitcoin adoption, Michael Saylor's Strategy Inc today announced the acquisition of 24,869 BTC worth over $2 billion, pushing the company past a threshold that once seemed reserved for thought experiments and shareholder letters: owning over 4% of all Bitcoin that w...
On April 21, a US combatant commander told the Senate that Bitcoin is a tool for American power projection. The UK held 61,000 BTC in its seized asset register the same week and had no policy. The gap is not accidental.
From a relatively quiet start to the week, Strategy’s Stretch preferred stock (STRC) has delivered a blockbuster finish. Over the past several trading days, the company is estimated to have acquired 25,128 Bitcoin through its ATM program, with yesterday alone accounting for a staggering 14,439.1 BTC...
Strive announced today, May 14, that SATA will pay dividends every business day beginning June 16. The mechanics are a genuine capital markets innovation. The reason Strive built them is not what the headline suggests.
Jane Street's latest 13F filing, covering positions as of March 31, 2026, shows the quant trading giant cutting back hard on the Bitcoin-related bets it built up in late 2025. Most coverage has framed this as routine market-maker inventory management. That's partly right, but it misses the more inte...
5.5% fixed, up to 60% LTV, and your Bitcoin never leaves your wallet. Bitcoin-backed lending has been around for years, but most of it works the same way: you hand over your coins, the lender holds them, and you hope nothing goes wrong on their end.For anyone who lived through Celsius, BlockFi, or G...
From a relatively quiet start to the month, Strategy’s Stretch preferred stock (STRC) has roared back to life. Over the past two trading days, the company is estimated to have acquired more than 5,000 Bitcoin through its ATM program.
Norway's largest pension fund, KLP Kapitalforvaltning AS, has significantly stepped up its Bitcoin exposure by increasing its position in Strategy MSTR by about 10 percent. The fund raised its holdings from 95,160 shares to 104,680 shares. At roughly 196 dollars per share, this stake is now worth ap...
From an unusually quiet late start, Strategy’s preferred stock (STRC) has returned to full force. Yesterday the company is estimated to have bought 2,543 Bitcoin, and today in pre-market trading it has already added another ~30 Bitcoin. Many expect the pace to accelerate sharply in the coming days a...
The first UK‑listed company founded for Bitcoin accumulation and revenue generation from the Bitcoin in its treasury is putting its Bitcoin to work. A close look at the model Freddie New is building, and what it means for the UK's emerging Bitcoin treasury ecosystem.
After a week-long pause in accumulation, Michael Saylor's Strategy is back to buying Bitcoin, but the return has been a slow one. Today, the company announced it had acquired an additional 535 BTC, with the vast majority of the purchase funded through its Class A common stock (MSTR) rather than its...
In a striking display of contradiction, the Swiss National Bank (SNB) has once again expanded its indirect exposure to Bitcoin while publicly rejecting any direct investment in Bitcoin itself.
It took longer than usual this month for Strategy’s flagship Stretch preferred stock (STRC) to hit par, but it finally did so today in pre-market trading, touching the $100 mark for the first time in the current cycle.
Switzerland's Lombard Odier — the country's 2nd oldest bank, founded in 1796 — has disclosed that it has grown its position in Strategy (MSTR) from 295 shares to 9,995 shares. At the current price of around $181, that stake is worth roughly $1.81 million.
The BitcoinTreasuries.net April Corporate Adoption Report is live.In this month's edition we highlight record-breaking STRC ATM proceeds against a backdrop of restored corporate Bitcoin accumulation.
A $12.5 billion net loss dominated the headlines. Strip the accounting and what remains is a company accelerating - more Bitcoin, more preferred capital, and a credit instrument that is becoming the benchmark it set out to be.
In its Q1 2026 earnings call, Strategy (MSTR) officially abandoned one of its most prominent commitments: the promise to never sell Bitcoin.
Strive has been the clear outlier over the past 30 days. ASST is up 61.3%, outpacing Strategy (MSTR) at +50%, XXI at +38.25%, and Bitcoin itself at +20.7%. All major treasury companies are outperforming Bitcoin as designed, but Strive is leading the pack.
Following last week's announcements that the Alberta Investment Management Corporation, Louisiana and Ohio State Teachers Retirement Fund had disclosed positions in Strategy (MSTR), two more state-level pension funds have now confirmed they remain committed to their stakes.
At Bitcoin 2026, Saylor unveiled something larger than a product pitch: nine companies already building financial infrastructure on top of STRC. The instrument has become a base layer.
Public Bitcoin treasury companies continued to accumulate Bitcoin this month as they collectively added, purchased, or disclosed 65,000 BTC.
Strive's SATA perpetual preferred stock has had a record-breaking week. The instrument hit new highs, with an estimated 184.54 Bitcoin bought on Wednesday alone, pushing the weekly estimate total to 370.97 Bitcoin.
In a historic move, the government of Alberta disclosed today that its Alberta Investment Management Corporation (AIMCo) — which manages roughly $142 billion in public funds and pensions — has acquired 1.38 million shares of Strategy (MSTR) worth approximately $219 million.
After months of silence and building in the background, Twenty One Capital (XXI) has finally laid out its vision for becoming what CEO Jack Mallers calls the "dream Bitcoin company." In a sweeping announcement on April 29, Tether Investments — XXI's largest shareholder — proposed a bold three-way me...
