In March, corporate treasuries from various locations added Bitcoin to their balance sheets as a financial strategy, signaling a growing trend.
Bitcoin ETFs on Wall Street saw positive inflows, catering to regulated investors with custodial services for on-chain BTC.
Not only financial conglomerates but also non-financial corporations are now adding BTC to their treasuries to enhance long-term financial strategies.
Michael Saylor's company, Strategy, bought a significant amount of BTC, bringing their total holdings to over 500,000 BTC.
GameStop, a retail video game chain, announced adding BTC to its balance sheet, showcasing mainstream adoption of Bitcoin.
Japanese hotel chain MetaPlanet purchased a substantial amount of BTC, stating intentions to accumulate more for shareholders.
KULR Technology Group in California bought more BTC to expand its treasury, emphasizing Bitcoin's role as a macro hedge against uncertainties.
Corporate accumulation of BTC has gained momentum possibly due to the FASB's adoption of fair value accounting for BTC holdings, simplifying compliance.
This trend suggests a broader acceptance of Bitcoin in the corporate world, with companies actively acquiring BTC to strengthen their financial positions.