Against the backdrop of the current turmoil in the global financial markets, Bitcoin has once again become the focus of institutional investors. According to the latest data, in the week ending July 21, 2025, the total net purchases of Bitcoin by publicly listed companies (excluding mining companies) reached as high as $953 million, setting a new record for recent inflows of institutional funds.

This wave of Bitcoin accumulation led by enterprises is not just a simple investment behavior; it is more like a collective response to the current financial system and currency devaluation.

Among them, the most eye-catching is still the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin, Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy). The company has increased its holdings by 6,220 Bitcoins at an average price of $118,940, with a total investment of up to $739.8 million, accounting for more than 70% of the total inflow of funds in this round. Currently, the number of Bitcoins held by Strategy has reached an astonishing 607,770.

The approach of Strategy company has surpassed mere investment; they have almost made Bitcoin the core of their corporate asset allocation. The company's CEO has stated that Bitcoin is the gold of the digital age and a safe haven against currency inflation and financial pressure.

It is worth noting that institutional holders of Bitcoin are evolving towards diversification, no longer limited to tech giants. An increasing number of companies from different industries are beginning to venture into Bitcoin investment, demonstrating that this digital asset is gaining broader recognition and acceptance.

This trend reflects that, in the context of increasing economic uncertainty, Bitcoin is being viewed by more and more institutions as an effective asset allocation tool. However, investors still need to be cautious and fully recognize the high volatility and potential risks of the cryptocurrency market.