Corporate Bitcoin Buying Falls 99.93% in a Week, SoSoValue Says

According to SoSoValue, weekly net Bitcoin purchases by listed companies fell to about $70,000, with only BHODL adding 1 BTC as major corporate buyers remained inactive.

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Summary

According to SoSoValue data, net Bitcoin purchases by publicly listed companies fell 99.93% last week to about $70,000, indicating a sharp slowdown in corporate accumulation. BHODL was the only company reported to have added Bitcoin, buying 1 BTC, while larger corporate buyers stayed on the sidelines. Strategy made no new purchases during the period, and Japan’s Metaplanet also did not add to its holdings, extending its buying pause to 11 weeks. SoSoValue previously said total corporate Bitcoin holdings stood at 1,023,333 BTC, valued at about $69.39 billion as of March 30, 2026.

Terms & Concepts
  • Bitcoin: A decentralized digital asset and blockchain-based currency that can be held directly or used as a corporate treasury reserve asset.
  • Net Bitcoin purchases: The value of Bitcoin bought minus any sales during a set period, showing whether companies are increasing or reducing exposure overall.
  • Corporate Bitcoin holdings: The total Bitcoin owned by publicly listed companies, usually measured in BTC and its estimated fiat value.