Bitcoin’s Future Bright as S&P 500 Firms Eye Cryptocurrency Investments

As the cryptocurrency market continues to evolve, a new forecast predicts a significant increase in Bitcoin adoption among S&P 500 companies. Here’s a closer look at the trend and its implications.

New Crypto BTC Bull Token Heats Up as Saylor’s Moves Pressure S&P 500 to Buy More Bitcoin

Elliot Chun, a partner at Architect Partners, forecasts that by 2030, one in four S&P 500 companies will have Bitcoin on their balance sheets. Currently, only Tesla and Block own Bitcoin, but more companies are setting themselves up as Bitcoin treasuries or building their own reserves, driven by treasury managers’ apprehension about missing out on potential gains. One presale, BTC Bull Token, is uniquely positioned to benefit from Bitcoin’s ascension with free $BTC airdrops.

Bitcoin Price Forecast: BTC Bears Gain Momentum Amid Market Uncertainty

Bitcoin price edges below $82,000 on Monday after falling 4.29% the previous week. BTC’s first quarter return so far is -12.51%, the fourth lowest Q1 overall since 2013. The US Economic Policy Uncertainty (EPU) Index reads 600, 80% higher than during the 2008 Global Financial Crisis, signaling extreme market unease and risk-off sentiment. Risk-off sentiment and market uncertainty escalate amid Trump’s tariff deadline.

Hut 8 Joins Trump Brothers to Launch American Bitcoin Corp for Industrial BTC Mining

Hut 8 has joined the Trump brothers to launch American Bitcoin Corp, dedicated to industrial-scale Bitcoin mining and developing a strategic reserve. The leadership team includes Mike Ho as executive chair, Matt Prusak as CEO, and Eric Trump as CSO. Hut 8 holds an 80% ownership stake in American Bitcoin, which aims for an efficiency of 50+ EH/s (exahashes per second) as a new subsidiary focused on industrial-scale Bitcoin mining.

Why Bitcoin Is Falling: Market Uncertainty and Tariff Fears

Bitcoin has dropped below $84,000 due to market uncertainty, weak technical signals, low investor interest, and economic concerns. President Donald Trump’s tariff threats have heightened concerns about inflation and market volatility. Lower inflows into Bitcoin ETFs indicate a decline in investor confidence. Analysts caution that Bitcoin may drop even more if the downward trend persists. The value of the entire cryptocurrency market has dropped by $115 billion, caused by waning investor interest in ETFs, technical weakness, and concerns about miner capitulation. Bitcoin price is currently floating at $82,091.72 with a drop of 1.24% in the last 24 hours and 6.02% in the last one week.

Marathon Digital Eyes $2 Billion Stock Offering to Boost Bitcoin Holdings

On March 30, 2025, Marathon Digital Holdings announced a $2 billion at-the-market (ATM) stock offering to fund its strategy of acquiring more Bitcoin. The company filed a Form 8-K with the SEC, outlining its plan to raise capital through the sale of shares, with the proceeds primarily aimed at increasing its Bitcoin holdings. According to the SEC filing (Form 424B5), Marathon intends to use the funds for “general corporate purposes,” which include purchasing additional Bitcoin and supporting operational needs. Marathon holds 46,376 BTC, making it the second-largest publicly traded company in Bitcoin ownership.