Bitdeer plans to purchase $100 million worth of BTC, SBI sets up a 10 billion yen fund, and Metals One launches a "gold-for-coin" exchange program.

According to BBX data, as reported by Mars Finance, global listed companies yesterday showed a significant shift in their expansion of crypto treasuries, moving from "mining companies' internal competition" to "traditional industrial/financial giants entering the fray": $100 Million Spot Purchase: Bitdeer (NASDAQ: $BTDR) approved a $100 million cash allocation yesterday to purchase Bitcoin as a strategic reserve over the next two quarters. ¥10 Billion Special Fund: SBI Holdings (TSE: 8473) announced the establishment of a ¥1 billion (approximately $67 million) corporate crypto treasury special fund, aiming to provide Bitcoin allocation consulting and holding services to Japanese manufacturing companies. 10% Gold Asset Replacement: Metals One PLC (LSE: $MET1) disclosed its treasury reform plan, proposing to replace 10% of its gold reserves with Bitcoin, citing "BTC's superior liquidity premium in 2026." 100% Production Retention: Digihost (NASDAQ: $DGHI) confirmed that it has achieved 100% retention of its Bitcoin production from February to mid-March. Through energy cost optimization, the company can currently cover all operating expenses without selling any BTC. 25% Profit Conversion: Banxa (TSX-V: $BNXA) announced that it will directly convert 25% of its Q1 2026 net profit into Bitcoin, establishing a "profit-driven" accumulator financial tone.