According to the latest data compiled as of December 22, 2025, the total net Bitcoin purchases by publicly traded companies worldwide, excluding mining firms, reached approximately $26.35 million last week. This figure reflects a selective accumulation trend, as some companies continue to expand their balance sheets with BTC, while the "big players" are temporarily observing from the sidelines.
Notably, Strategy, formerly known as MicroStrategy and currently the world's largest holder of Bitcoin among listed companies, confirmed it did not purchase any additional Bitcoin last week. This is a rare move given the aggressive accumulation strategy the company has pursued for many years, particularly under the leadership of Michael Saylor. In Japan, Metaplanet, another listed company often compared to Strategy due to its Bitcoin holding strategy, also recorded no new purchases during the same period.
Nevertheless, the market still witnessed active participation from small and Medium sized businesses. Japanese fashion company ANAP invested approximately $1.74 million on December 16th to purchase 18.6424 Bitcoin at an Medium price of over $93,000 per BTC, thereby increasing its total holdings to 1,218.8424 Bitcoin. Meanwhile, CIMG, a business operating in the digital healthcare and sales system development sector, spent $24.61 million on December 17th to purchase 230 Bitcoin at a price of approximately $107,000 per BTC, raising its total Bitcoin holdings to 730 BTC. These transactions demonstrate that Bitcoin is no longer solely attractive to technology or financial companies, but is spreading to many different business sectors.
Alongside direct purchases, several businesses are also preparing substantial Capital to support their Bitcoin accumulation strategies in the near future. Metador Technologies, a company specializing in developing financial products centered around Bitcoin, has signed an amended agreement for secured convertible bonds with ATW Partners, with a funding limit of up to $100 million. The first disbursement of $10.5 million is designated for Bitcoin purchases. At the same time, Hyperscale Data, an AI data center operator, also announced plans for an ATM offering of shares worth up to $50 million, with the majority of the funds raised expected to be used to add Bitcoin to its reserves.
