Corporate Bitcoin Boom: 35+ Public Companies Now Hoard 1,000+ BTC Each

Wall Street’s playing catch-up—with corporate treasuries racing to stack Satoshis like it’s 2021 all over again.

The new corporate gold standard

Forget bonds and bullion. Over three dozen publicly traded firms now hold Bitcoin positions worth nine figures—proving crypto’s creeping legitimacy even among Fortune 500 CFOs who still call it ‘magic internet money’ behind closed doors.

Institutions FOMO in slow motion

While hedge funds dither, these balance sheet bets reveal a quiet revolution: blue-chip adoption isn’t coming—it’s already here. And the suits aren’t buying dips; they’re accumulating like they’ve seen the Fed’s printer go brrr one too many times.

The cynical kicker

Nothing accelerates enterprise blockchain adoption quite like watching your competitor’s BTC position moon while your cash reserves inflate away to nothing. Who needs sound monetary policy when you’ve got digital scarcity and FOMO as a corporate strategy?

• Bitcoin has shifted from being just a cryptocurrency to a corporate store of wealth.
• According to data shared by the VP of Fidelity, he shared that about 35 public companies hold over 1000 Bitcoin in their treasury reserve.

In recent times, we’ve seen Bitcoin move from being just a cryptocurrency to a store of wealth and now an asset considered and accepted as a means of corporate reserve. The asset has been recently considered as a reserve due to the increased number of public companies holding the asset.

On the 24th of July, Chris Kuiper, one of the heads of research at Fidelity, shared exclusive data that showed that 35 public companies now hold over 1000 BTC. This incredible amount shows that more people are interested in the future of Bitcoin and, more importantly, the future growth of Bitcoin.

Institutions and Corporate Interest in Bitcoin

Since the year started in January with Bitcoin highs, we’ve seen an influx of both corporate and governmental institutions accepting Bitcoin as a store of wealth and reserve. In the first quarter of the year, about 24 public companies held at least 1,000 BTC; that number moved to 30 companies in the second quarter and is now 35 in this third quarter.

The increase in the interest for bitcoin could be possibly linked to the executive order by United States President Donald Trump. On the 6th of June, President Trump signed the order to create a U.S. Bitcoin Reserve and Digital Assets Stockpile.

This order, as published by the official White House website, orders the creation of a Bitcoin Reserve that treats Bitcoin as a reserve asset, and any money recovered from civil or criminal forfeiture by the Department of Treasury would be stored in this reserve. It also created a digital asset stockpile that also stores other assets that are not Bitcoin.

The data shared by Chris also showed that the Bitcoin purchases from Q1-Q2 are distributed across various public companies and not held by a certain number of big buyers.

: Chris Kuiper (X)