As of June 2, 2025, the total weekly net capital flow into global listed companies (excluding mining companies) in the Bitcoin allocation reached 196 million USD, while Bitcoin ETF funds recorded a net outflow of 157 million USD during the same period. This indicates a divergent capital distribution between investment institutions and trading funds, reflecting the capital circulation within the cryptocurrency ecosystem.
Strategy, formerly known as MicroStrategy, continues its Bitcoin hoarding strategy by increasing its holdings for 8 consecutive weeks. In the previous week, Strategy invested an additional 75 million USD, equivalent to 705 BTC, at an average price of around 106,495 USD/BTC, raising its total Bitcoin holdings to 580,955 BTC. This strategy demonstrates a deep belief in digital assets as a reserve asset class.
MetaPlanet also showed a positive move in the cryptocurrency market by investing 117 million USD to purchase an additional 1,088 BTC at an average price of around 107,771 USD/BTC, raising its total Bitcoin ownership to 8,888 BTC. The increase in position indicates the momentum of expanding the investment portfolio into digital assets as an important part of asset diversification strategy.
Meanwhile, Gamestop has publicly disclosed its Bitcoin holdings for the first time, totaling 4,710 BTC as of May 28. However, the company did not reveal the purchase cost and retained value of these Bitcoins, creating curiosity about their investment strategy and risk management for cryptocurrencies.
Aggregate data shows that global listed companies (excluding mining companies) are holding a total of 636,960 BTC, equivalent to a market value of around 66.35 billion USD, representing 3.2% of Bitcoin's total market capitalization. This ratio indicates the growing influence of large investment institutions in shaping the global cryptocurrency market.
