Last week, global listed companies increased their holdings of Bitcoin by $26.35 million, with multiple enterprises intensively laying out.

Recently, data shows that in the past week, the enthusiasm of global listed companies (excluding mining companies) for Bitcoin allocation has continued to rise. The net buying scale for a single week reached $26.35 million, with several listed companies taking the opportunity to increase their positions.

MicroStrategy remained stable this week without adding more Bitcoin allocations. The Japanese listed company Metaplanet also remained inactive and did not increase its holdings. However, other companies have been quite active—Japanese fashion group ANAP made a move in mid-December, investing $1.74 million to acquire 18.6424 Bitcoins at a price of about $93,138, bringing its total holdings to 1,218.8424 Bitcoins. Digital health and sales development company CIMG was even more aggressive, investing $24.61 million to acquire 230 Bitcoins at a price of about $107,000, raising its total holdings to 730 Bitcoins.

The financing side is also making efforts. Bitcoin financial product technology company Metador Technologies has reached an agreement with ATW Partners to secure up to $100 million in secured convertible note financing, of which the first tranche of $10.5 million is already in place, intended for the purchase of Bitcoin. AI data center operator Hyperscale Data has launched a common stock issuance plan of up to $50 million, most of which is also directed towards Bitcoin allocation.

From a long-term holding perspective, global listed companies collectively hold 916,750 Bitcoins, with a market value of approximately $82.77 billion, accounting for 4.59% of the circulating market value of Bitcoin. This figure reflects that traditional listed companies are steadily increasing their allocation to Bitcoin assets, with institutional recognition continuously rising.