Global Corporations Slow Down Bitcoin Purchases But Maintain Long-Term Strategy

In early February 2026, global publicly traded companies showed a significant shift in their Bitcoin investment patterns. The week of February 3rd marked a turning point, with net purchases dropping 57.6% compared to the previous period. Despite this decrease, corporations continue acquiring digital assets as part of their diversification strategies, reflecting a more cautious approach amid market fluctuations.

Strategy Leads Movement, Buying Bitcoins During Adjustment Period

Strategy (formerly known as MicroStrategy) remains the main player in this segment. In the week ending February 3rd, the company announced a $75.3 million investment, a 71.4% decrease compared to the previous week. The volume purchased was 855 Bitcoins at $87,974 each, increasing its total holdings to 713,502 Bitcoins. This reduction in volumes aligns with recent Bitcoin price declines, which fell from above $89,000 to approximately $70,000 during this period.

Other Corporations Continue Buying Despite Volatility

While Metaplanet, the Japanese company, remained out of the market for the third consecutive week without making purchases, other organizations showed willingness to continue acquiring. The food brand DayDayCook revealed acquisitions on January 28 and 29, totaling a $17.63 million investment. The company bought 100 Bitcoins at $88,130 each and another 100 at $88,170 each, raising its total holdings to 1,783 Bitcoins.

American Bitcoin was another notable player, acquiring 416 Bitcoins on January 27, though specific investment details and purchase prices were not disclosed. The transaction increased its holdings to 5,843 Bitcoins. Additionally, Bitcoin Strive, an asset management firm, spent $30 million on January 28, acquiring 333.89 Bitcoins at $89,851 each, bringing its total holdings to 13,131.82 Bitcoins.

Megacorporations Prepare Funding Rounds for Future Purchases

Metaplanet announced ambitious plans to raise approximately $135 million through private share placements and warrant issuances. The funds will be specifically allocated to increase Bitcoin holdings, signaling long-term confidence in the asset. Similarly, Capital B, a French Bitcoin sector company, revealed a renewed plan to issue €300 million in capital in partnership with the asset manager TOBAM, with the declared goal of expanding its Bitcoin positions through future acquisitions.

Consolidated Portfolio Reaches New Level

Despite short-term reductions, global public companies continue consolidating their positions. Overall, non-mining companies hold 974,140 Bitcoins, a 1.16% increase compared to the previous week. This portfolio is valued at approximately $76.01 billion, representing 4.9% of Bitcoin’s circulating market value. The trend reflects a long-term institutional strategy, where even with decreased purchase volumes, the global commitment to acquiring and holding Bitcoin remains strong.