Companies worldwide have begun adding **Bitcoin** to their balance sheets, with several firms making bold moves in 2025 by including Bitcoin in their treasuries.
**Global firms** are increasingly showing interest in Bitcoin, with **GameStop** leading the way by purchasing over 4,000 BTC, followed by **U.S. firm Strike** acquiring 1,500 BTC. Other companies such as **DDC Enterprise** added 100 BTC. Firms from various countries like Argentina, Germany, the UK, Hong Kong, Sweden, Jordan, and South Korea have also purchased smaller amounts of Bitcoin, indicating a growing global interest.
**Binance’s** co-founder, **Changpeng Zhao**, emphasized that companies are taking risks by venturing into crypto with their treasuries. He suggests that in today’s world, avoiding crypto altogether might actually pose the biggest risk.
**Norway’s** cryptocurrency exchange, **Norwegian Block Exchange (NBX)**, experienced a significant surge of 138% in its stock price in a single day after announcing its Bitcoin purchase. By early June, NBX had acquired 6 BTC and plans to increase its holdings to 10 BTC by the end of the month.
Several companies have witnessed substantial stock gains following announcements of their Bitcoin purchasing plans. **Paris-based Blockchain Group** saw its shares surge by 225% after initiating Bitcoin purchases on November 5. The company recently bought 624 Bitcoin worth $68.7 million, boosting its total holdings to 1,471 BTC.
**Indonesian fintech DigiAsia Corp** also experienced a notable stock increase, nearly doubling as its shares rose by 91% after announcing a $100 million raise to purchase Bitcoin. Corporate Bitcoin treasuries collectively hold over 3 million Bitcoin, valued at more than $342 billion.
**Strategy** currently stands as the world’s largest corporate Bitcoin holder with $60.5 billion in BTC. It is only $8.3 billion away from surpassing **BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF**, which is currently valued at $68.9 billion.
**Ethan Peck**, Bitcoin director at **Strive**, suggested that companies like **Meta, Microsoft, and Amazon** should consider shifting a portion of their cash reserves into Bitcoin as an inflation hedge. While **Meta** and **Microsoft** shareholders rejected the idea, **Amazon** has yet to hold a vote on the matter.
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