Top 100 Bitcoin Treasury Companies Now Hold Over 955K BTC in 2025

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Top 100 Bitcoin Treasury Companies Now Hold Over 955K BTC in 2025

Institutions and States Boost Bitcoin Treasury Companies Holdings

955,526 BTC Now Held by Institutions: Coin’s Quiet Transfer of Power

Bitcoin Treasuries recently released the top Public Bitcoin Treasury Companies indexing. As of today, Aug 5, the top 100 public sectors reserved 955,526 tokens altogether with the contribution of the 20 companies' new addings in the last seven days. 

Is this showing a complete shift towards the decentralized economy, a new normal?

Source: X

Who’s Leading the Pack of Bitcoin Treasury Companies?

At the top stands Microstrategy, with an unmatched 628,791 BTC on its balance sheet, equivalent to ~3% of total supply with over $71 billion value. Following that MARA Inc. with 50,000, XXI with 43,514, and Riot platforms with 19,239 coins. 

Source: Treasuries

What stands out at the time, is the growing interest from global companies like Germany’s Next Technology (5,833 coin), China’s Cango Inc. (4,240 BTC), and Canada’s Netcoins (1,788 BTC). 

While some are increasing their accumulations for example Cleanspark and Bitfarms have doubled down since beginning. These Bitcoin Treasury Companies are not just investing, they are hinting long term belief, despite short term market noise. 

States are Stacking Too: National Reserve Eye Golden Asset

Beyond the Public Bitcoin Treasury Companies craze, governments of different states are also showing interest in new reserves strategies. Top nations include the U.S. with 200,000 coins (though not formally in treasury yet), China with 194,000 coins, UK 61,245 coins, and Ukraine with 46,300 coins. 

Source:BitBo.io

Emerging economies like India, Kazakhstan, and even Pakistan are exploring reserve diversification with the token, either through direct holdings, local mining policies, or crypto taxation models. 

Why is The Token Falling Despite Strong Market Structure?

Even with such bullish accumulation, the currency is down 3.86% in last 7 days, currently trading around $114,028 with the market cap of $2.26 trillion. 

Source: CoinMarketCap

But the question is why is the digital currency suddenly driving downwards, especially after hitting its all time high of 123K last month? Or is Robert Kiyosaki’s “Bitcoin August Curse” term true?

Well August is historically a slow month for crypto markets. Add to that Weak U.S. Jobs data, Mixed Fed rate cut signals, global political tensions, keep traders cautious, and slowing the inflow in space. 

Looking Forward: What Could Change the Game?

The Public Bitcoin Treasury Companies holdings is not just a number, it’s a directional shift. As of today 19.9 million BTC have been minted, and 3.65 million are already out of circulation as distributed in different sectors like Custodian, public-private holdings, ETFs & funds, DeFi Protocols. 

BTC may look volatile, but behind the scenes, the free float is shrinking fast, as it is no longer a speculative plaything. It is now becoming a reserved, strategic asset for varied institutions.  

Bhumika Baghel

About the Author Bhumika Baghel

English News Writer at coingabbar.com

Bhumika Baghel is a crypto journalist at Coin Gabbar with over 1.5 years of industry experience. She specializes in SEO-optimized content, market trend research, and fast-paced news reporting across cryptocurrency developments, along with regulatory updates, token presales, and emerging blockchain technologies. Maintaining an independent and unbiased editorial approach, Bhumi focuses on delivering clear, timely, and objective analysis.
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