The institutional FOMO wave has begun: Over 1 million Bitcoin have been accumulated.

As Bitcoin continues to break records and reaches an all-time high (ATH), a completely new wave of investment is reshaping the global financial market. This time, it's not just a story of venture capital funds or individual investors. A range of traditional companies, from education, healthcare to manufacturing and retail, are actively participating in the game. Bitcoin, once a controversial speculative asset, is gradually becoming a strategic reserve on the balance sheets of global enterprises.

Non-tech companies lead the wave of Bitcoin accumulation

May marked a turning point in how companies approach digital assets. Genius Group – a publicly listed education company – increased its Bitcoin reserves by 40%, clearly demonstrating its long-term commitment to this asset class. In the healthcare sector, Singapore-based Basel Medical Group shocked the market by announcing a $1 billion Bitcoin purchase – evidence of a shift in financial thinking in a traditionally conservative field.

In Europe, H100 Group became the first publicly traded company in Sweden to implement a Bitcoin reserve strategy, starting with an investment of 5 million NOK to acquire 4.39 BTC. Meanwhile, Blockchain Group – a pioneer in the region – has increased its reserves to 847 BTC after purchasing an additional 227 BTC in the month.

"Europe is stockpiling satellites at the corporate level," Nic Puckrin, CEO and co-founder of Coin Bureau, commented.

The spread to non-traditional sectors

The presence of Bitcoin is no longer limited to the realms of technology or finance. Companies in seemingly unrelated fields are beginning to see Bitcoin as part of their risk management and value preservation strategies. BOSTABL – a manufacturer of modular homes – has declared Bitcoin as its official reserve asset, a move that shows the construction industry is also not outside the wave of financial digitization. JZXN, an American electric vehicle retailer, has also approved a plan to purchase up to 1,000 BTC in the coming year.

Meanwhile, companies operating in the Web3 and cybersecurity sectors are also not staying on the sidelines. SecureTech has officially announced its strategy to accumulate Bitcoin, while Roxom Global has raised $17.9 million to supplement reserves and expand decentralized communication infrastructure.

Bitcoin: From speculative asset to macro asset

According to data from Bitcoin Treasuries, the total amount of Bitcoin held by private and public companies has now surpassed the milestone of 1 million BTC — equivalent to over 5.4% of the total circulating supply. In the context of Bitcoin exceeding the threshold of 110,000 USD, it is clear that financial institutions no longer view this as a speculative asset on the sidelines. On the contrary, Bitcoin is increasingly being seen as a macro financial tool — with a limited supply and an increasingly prominent role in hedging against inflation risks.

A typical example is Strategy, a company that currently owns Bitcoin worth up to 64 billion USD. Instead of stopping, this company continues to expand its investment scale by announcing plans to raise an additional 2.1 billion USD to continue accumulating BTC. This move demonstrates strong confidence in the long-term potential of the world's leading digital asset.

Total accumulated Bitcoin of companies | Source: Bitcoin TreasuriesMr. Mike Cahill, CEO of Douro Labs, commented:

"The fact that Bitcoin has surpassed the threshold of 110,000 USD reflects a completely new reality: it is no longer a fringe asset, but is gradually becoming a true macro financial instrument. The influx of capital from ETF funds, sovereign interest rates, and a limited supply structure are driving large-scale investment demand from institutions. In a world of low yields, Bitcoin is no longer seen as a risk — it is beginning to take on the appearance of a new financial standard."

The Future of Bitcoin: From the Financial Frontier to the Strategic Center

The trend of accumulating Bitcoin is occurring strongly in 2025, reflecting a profound shift in how global organizations perceive digital assets. Once viewed as a speculative bubble, Bitcoin is now gradually being established as a strategic asset — an essential component in long-term financial management plans and portfolio diversification for businesses.

As the supply of Bitcoin continues to remain fixed while demand spreads across various sectors, from technology to manufacturing, from education to healthcare, this digital asset is gradually transforming into the "digital gold" of the digital age. This change is not only symbolic but also indicates that Bitcoin is occupying a central position in the global macroeconomic financial strategy.

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