According to PANews, as of December 22, 2025, data from SoSoValue indicates that the net purchase of Bitcoin by global publicly listed companies, excluding mining firms, amounted to $26.35 million last week.
Strategy, formerly known as MicroStrategy, announced on December 22 that it did not acquire any additional Bitcoin last week. Similarly, Japanese company Metaplanet did not purchase Bitcoin during the same period.
In contrast, two other companies made significant Bitcoin acquisitions. Japanese fashion company ANAP invested $1.74 million on December 16, purchasing 18.6424 Bitcoin at a price of $93,138.2 each, bringing its total holdings to 1,218.8424 Bitcoin. Additionally, digital health and sales development company CIMG invested $24.61 million on December 17, acquiring 230 Bitcoin at $107,000 each, increasing its total holdings to 730 Bitcoin.
Metador Technologies, a company specializing in Bitcoin financial products, signed a revised secured convertible note financing agreement with ATW Partners, allowing for up to $100 million in funding. The initial financing of $10.5 million is earmarked for Bitcoin purchases. Furthermore, AI data center company Hyperscale Data announced the launch of an at-the-market (ATM) common stock offering plan, aiming to raise up to $50 million, with a significant portion allocated for Bitcoin acquisitions.
As of the report's release, the total Bitcoin holdings of the surveyed global publicly listed companies, excluding mining firms, reached 916,750 Bitcoin, with a current market value of approximately $82.77 billion, representing 4.59% of Bitcoin's circulating market value.
