Metaplanet surpassed Strategy last week with $405 million, becoming the main force among non-mining listed companies increasing their BTC holdings

On April 7, according to SoSoValue data, the total net Bitcoin purchases by non-mining listed companies worldwide last week reached $735 million, with a total net inflow of 9,947 BTC for the week.

First, Japanese listed company Metaplanet splurged $405 million last week to purchase 5,075 BTC, raising its total holdings to 40,177 BTC and topping the weekly net inflow ranking among non-mining listed companies worldwide.

Second, Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) invested about $330 million during the same period, buying 4,871 BTC at a price of $67,718 per coin. Currently, Strategy’s total holdings have reached 766,970 BTC.

After that, UK Bitcoin company BHOD purchased 1 BTC for about $68,000 last week. It is worth noting that in the previous week, BHOD also bought 1 BTC for about $73,000.

As of the time of publication, the total amount of Bitcoin held by non-mining listed companies worldwide has reached 1,033,280 BTC, accounting for 5.16% of Bitcoin’s circulating market value. The current total market value of the Bitcoin holdings of non-mining listed companies worldwide is approximately $70.77 billion.

Overall, aside from Metaplanet and Strategy, only one small company bought 1 BTC last week, and the incremental increase accelerated significantly compared with the previous week. However, the corporate coverage is not extensive. Therefore, whether this round of accumulation is sustainable still needs to be verified with data from the coming weeks.

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