Firms added 9,800 BTC worth nearly $1B in a week, pushing corporate holdings above 1M BTC.
New treasuries from Dutch, Chinese, and U.S. firms added 1,503 BTC to their reserves.
Existing companies like Strategy, Marathon, and Metaplanet expanded their Bitcoin positions.

Corporate Bitcoin holdings exceeded one million BTC this week, following significant allocations from companies worldwide. Between September 1 and September 6, firms announced acquisitions of nearly 9,800 BTC, valued close to $1 billion at prevailing market prices.

Three new treasuries accounted for 1,503 BTC. A Dutch company raised $147 million to acquire 1,000 BTC, while China-based CIMG Inc. entered with 500 BTC. U.S. firm Hyperscale Data also opened a smaller position of 3.6 BTC. These developments reflected broader institutional participation in Bitcoin treasury strategies.

Expanding Allocations by Existing Firms
Alongside new entries, existing firms expanded their reserves significantly. Michael Saylor’s strategy led purchases, pushing its total holdings above 636,500 BTC. Marathon Digital acquired 1,838 BTC, and Metaplanet added 1,009 BTC, bringing its balance above 20,000 BTC. American Bitcoin accumulated 502 BTC, further strengthening its position.

Other companies made smaller additions. Cipher Mining purchased 195 BTC, CleanSpark added 124 BTC, and Convano acquired 155 BTC. Cango secured 150 BTC, while Sequans, Bitdeer Technologies, and DMG Blockchain Solutions announced modest increases. Together, 24 firms accounted for 8,339 BTC in new holdings during the week.

Future Commitments and Institutional Moves
Future commitments highlighted growing corporate interest in Bitcoin. Metaplanet gained approval to raise ¥555 billion ($3.8 billion) for expansion. Japanese firm S-Science increased its limit to ¥9.6 billion ($65.3 million), and The Smarter Web Company in the UK signed a £24 million ($32.4 million) subscription deal.

Several other companies disclosed similar strategies. Hyperscale Data revealed a $20 million Bitcoin ATM program, and Convano pledged ¥2.5 billion ($17 million). Sora Ventures launched a $1 billion Bitcoin treasury fund, while American Bitcoin listed on Nasdaq under the ticker $ABTC. BlackRock also announced a $290 million Bitcoin purchase, reinforcing institutional adoption trends.

These commitments underscore Bitcoin’s role as a reserve asset in corporate treasury management. With global firms adding allocations and preparing larger purchases, corporate holdings now surpass one million BTC, reflecting Bitcoin’s growing integration into institutional finance.