Exclusive Data Drop: Inside July’s Bitcoin Treasury Boom

Another record-breaking month for corporate Bitcoin adoption is in the books – and we're excited to share the inaugural issue of our new Monthly Adoption Report from BitcoinTreasuries.net.

This report is the first of many — each edition will deliver concise data and fresh analysis on the most important shifts in institutional and corporate Bitcoin adoption.

We're eager for your feedback as we continue to build this monthly resource; just hit reply to this email and let us know what you think. We read everything.

Here are 3 standout takeaways from July's boom:

1. Institutional Buying Sets a New Record

Institutions and companies added a remarkable 107,082 BTC in July, nearly two-thirds of all tracked acquisitions for the month.

Public companies now hold over 955,000 BTC — pushing total tracked institutional, corporate, and government holdings to 3.64 million BTC (worth $428 billion).

All in all, the total institutional company treasury balance increased a whopping 10% month-over-month.

2. New Entrants Shake Up the Rankings

July saw 21 new entities added to our listings, with a surge of publicly traded and private companies making significant treasury moves.

Multinational names — plus entrants from Japan, Canada, and the UK — signal that Bitcoin's adoption story is increasingly global and competitive, with emerging players challenging long-standing leaders.

Key movers like Bitcoin Standard Treasury Company (BSTR), and Trump Media (DJT) led the way with major disclosures and treasury expansions.

3. Analytics for a New Era of Bitcoin Treasury

This month, we rolled out next-generation glossary entries for data points like Market-Cap to Net Asset Value (mNAV), Sats per Share, and BTC Yield.

These new metrics give investors and analysts sharper insights into how companies are managing, accumulating, and leveraging their bitcoin holdings — helping you spot winners in a fast-evolving market.

If you're unfamiliar with how to use these tools, our report offers a walkthrough. A larger expansion to our data set and on-site tools is on the way.

Over To You: What Do You Track?

We want to make this the go-to resource for corporate Bitcoin strategy — and that means learning from our readers.

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• Which signals would you like us to explore in more depth?

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