Anchorage Digital Secures Whopping 10,141 BTC as Corporate Bitcoin Accumulation Heats Up
Institutional crypto custody giant Anchorage Digital just stacked another 10,141 BTC—adding fuel to the corporate Bitcoin arms race.
The whale move comes as public companies keep scrambling to get BTC exposure while pretending they understand the asset's volatility. Because nothing says 'responsible treasury management' like betting the balance sheet on internet magic beans.
With this transfer, Anchorage cements its role as the go-to vault for corporations dipping toes—or plunging headfirst—into crypto waters. The platform now safeguards enough digital gold to make even MicroStrategy raise an eyebrow.
As traditional finance keeps playing catch-up, one thing's clear: Bitcoin isn't just for crypto bros anymore. It's becoming corporate America's favorite high-risk hedge—whether their CFOs admit it or not.
Bitcoin Corporate Movements Accelerates
More companies are now looking for safer ways to manage their Bitcoin, as holding crypto in treasury is becoming more common.
In a separate development, 3,500 BTC, worth around $414 million, was moved from a Gemini hot wallet to a newly created address labelled “Volcon Gemini Custody”. The funds were withdrawn over four days, according to Arkham data shared by Lookonchain.
The Anchorage transfer happened as more companies are turning to crypto. Some are adding Bitcoin and Ether to their balance sheets and making it part of their long-term plans.
More than 200 companies are now holding crypto as part of their reserves, with most of it in Bitcoin. These holdings have crossed $91 billion, led by Strategy, which owns over 628,000 BTC.
Meanwhile, Anchorage’s expanding client list and rising inflows suggest that demand for regulated custody solutions is growing. More firms now want safer ways to manage their crypto as rules get stricter and oversight increases.
It’s not clear why the 10,141 BTC was moved, but it points to rising interest from big players, especially those working with licensed firms to handle their Bitcoin.
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