According to ChainCatcher and SoSoValue data, as of July 14, 2025 Eastern Time, the total net inflow of Bitcoin for global listed companies (excluding mining companies) was $628 million last week.
Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) resumed Bitcoin purchases last week, investing a cumulative $472.5 million to acquire 4,225 Bitcoins at a price of $111,827, bringing their total holdings to 601,550 Bitcoins.
Japanese listed company Metaplanet continued to increase its holdings for the fifth consecutive week, investing $93.6 million last week to acquire 797 Bitcoins at a price of $117,451, with total holdings reaching 16,352 Bitcoins.
Five other companies made new purchases last week, with three investing over $10 million. UK digital advertising company The Smarter Web invested $29.1 million to acquire 275 Bitcoins at $105,837, bringing total holdings to 1,275 Bitcoins; Japanese listed company Remixpoint invested $13.89 million to acquire 116.72 Bitcoins at $118,993, with total holdings reaching 1,168.28 Bitcoins; US tech company KULR invested $10 million to acquire 90 Bitcoins at $111,111, with total holdings reaching 1,021 Bitcoins; Japanese clothing company ANAP invested $5.21 million to acquire 44.56 Bitcoins at $116,918, with total holdings reaching 229.23 Bitcoins; French Web3 service company Blockchain Group invested $3.23 million to acquire 29 Bitcoins at $109,733, with total holdings reaching 1,933 Bitcoins.
On July 9, Japanese listed company Remixpoint announced a financing plan of 31.5 billion yen (approximately $215 million), with all funds to be used for Bitcoin purchases. Their near-term goal is to increase Bitcoin holdings from the current 1,168 to 3,000. Remixpoint also announced that they will pay the salary of new CEO Yoshihiko Takahashi in Bitcoin, marking the first such compensation structure for a Japanese listed company.
As of the time of writing, the total Bitcoin holdings of global listed companies (excluding mining companies) is 672,590 Bitcoins, with a current market value of approximately $81.9 billion, representing 3.38% of Bitcoin's circulating market value.





