Last week, publicly traded companies globally net bought $678 million worth of BTC, with Strategy not increasing its Bitcoin holdings.

On October 6th, based on SoSoValue data, by October 6, 2025, Eastern Time, the total net weekly inflow of Bitcoin by global listed companies (excluding mining companies) in the previous week was $678 million. Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) did not make a purchase of Bitcoin during the last week. The Japanese listed company Metaplanet invested $616 million last week and acquired 5,268 Bitcoins at a price of $116,870, increasing its total holdings to 30,823 Bitcoins. In addition, three other companies added Bitcoin to their holdings last week. The Japanese fashion brand ANAP invested $1.11 million on September 30 and acquired 9.3999 Bitcoins at a price of $118,204.6, increasing its total holdings to 1,111.02 Bitcoins; the Bitcoin strategy company BHODL invested $1.12 million on September 30 and acquired 10 Bitcoins at a price of $113,311, increasing its total holdings to 122 Bitcoins; the Israeli energy tech company Zooz Power announced an investment of about $60 million on September 30 and purchased 525 Bitcoins for the first time at a price of $114,285.71. Digital media and entertainment company LiveOne announced in a shareholder letter on October 1 that it had completed a $45 million restructuring plan; the board of LiveOne has also approved a Bitcoin treasury plan of up to $500 million. As of the time of writing, the total Bitcoin holdings of global listed companies (excluding mining companies) in the statistics amount to 864,210 Bitcoins, with a current market value of approximately $107.43 billion, accounting for 4.34% of Bitcoin's circulating market value.