Last week, the enthusiasm for Bitcoin among publicly listed companies worldwide (excluding mining companies) remained strong. According to data, as of December 15th, Eastern Time, these institutions had a net weekly purchase of $980 million. Among the main allocation directions such as Strategy, they invested $980 million, pushing the total holdings to 671,268 coins.
It is worth noting that Japanese listed company Metaplanet did not continue to increase its holdings during this cycle. However, overall, the accumulation of Bitcoin by global listed companies is still ongoing — the current total holdings have reached 916,510 coins. This figure fully reflects traditional financial institutions' continued recognition of Bitcoin as an asset allocation option. The steady influx of institutional buying is gradually changing the market's liquidity landscape.
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StableGeniusDegen
· 2025-12-17 06:24
Institutions are really hoarding coins like crazy, and 900 million just disappeared in a week.
Huh, no action from Metaplanet this week? Are they holding a big move?
It feels like the liquidity landscape is about to change.
Traditional finance is wholeheartedly committed, and this time it's serious.
Over 900,000 Bitcoins are in institutional hands. How can retail investors still play?
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ImpermanentPhilosopher
· 2025-12-16 15:19
980 million dollars poured in over a week, traditional finance really can't hold back anymore
Institutions are疯狂囤币, retail investors are still hesitating whether to jump in
Metaplanet didn't move this week, could they be holding a big move?
9,165,10 tokens... this number is becoming more and more frightening
Liquidity is changing, next we need to see how on-chain data develops
If this wave of institutional enthusiasm fades, it's all over. Hoping they don't run away
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SocialFiQueen
· 2025-12-15 14:18
Institutions are this crazy about accumulating coins; it seems they really see Bitcoin as a hard asset. Thinking about it, I still have to follow and join in.
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SighingCashier
· 2025-12-15 14:06
Institutions are still accumulating, and I really can't hold on much longer now.
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LuckyBlindCat
· 2025-12-15 14:01
980 million dollars poured in just in a week, traditional finance is really panicking
Institutions are buying wildly this time, should retail investors wake up?
Metaplanet suddenly stops? Feels a bit off
916,510 coins, are the big players really stocking up?
After calculating, this pace will completely consume Bitcoin
Is traditional finance backing down... and starting to play the hoarding game?
The speed of institutional entry is ridiculously fast, is a big liquidity shuffle coming?
Another small amount of money has been invested this week, turns out big players are here
Why did Metaplanet suddenly stop? Could it be insider information?
Over 900 million in a week, what does this signify, everyone?
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GateUser-5854de8b
· 2025-12-15 14:00
980 million USD poured in within a week, this pace is incredible. Traditional finance is really panicking.
Last week, the enthusiasm for Bitcoin among publicly listed companies worldwide (excluding mining companies) remained strong. According to data, as of December 15th, Eastern Time, these institutions had a net weekly purchase of $980 million. Among the main allocation directions such as Strategy, they invested $980 million, pushing the total holdings to 671,268 coins.
It is worth noting that Japanese listed company Metaplanet did not continue to increase its holdings during this cycle. However, overall, the accumulation of Bitcoin by global listed companies is still ongoing — the current total holdings have reached 916,510 coins. This figure fully reflects traditional financial institutions' continued recognition of Bitcoin as an asset allocation option. The steady influx of institutional buying is gradually changing the market's liquidity landscape.