Bitcoin-Holding Corporates Grow Reserves Amid Rising Global Adoption

Companies Ramp Up Bitcoin Treasuries with Nearly $280 Million in New Funding

Momentum is building among corporations expanding their bitcoin holdings, as global adoption of the cryptocurrency continues to gain steam. Three companies—H100 Group, Remixpoint, and LQWD Technologies—recently announced fresh funding totaling approximately $278 million, all earmarked to bolster their BTC treasuries.

Remixpoint Eyes 3,000 BTC Goal

Japanese energy consulting firm Remixpoint (3825) revealed on Wednesday that it secured around 31.5 billion yen ($215 million) in new financing.

Currently holding 1,051 BTC, Remixpoint intends to deploy the entire capital toward purchasing additional bitcoin, aiming to expand its treasury to 3,000 BTC in the near term.

H100 Group Expands War Chest

Swedish health technology company H100 Group (H100) announced it raised an additional 516 million kronor ($54 million) through its Tranche 6 and Tranche 7 funding rounds, first disclosed on June 16.

This brings H100’s total capital raised to 921 million kronor. The firm, which currently holds 248 BTC, plans to allocate the funds to opportunities supporting its bitcoin treasury strategy.

DigitalX Attracts Major Investors

Meanwhile, DigitalX (DCC) pulled in $20.7 million from backers such as Animoca Brands, UTXO Management, and ParaFi Capital to grow its bitcoin holdings.

The placement was priced at $0.074 per share and includes warrants exercisable at $0.15. Company directors intend to invest an additional $610,000, pending shareholder approval.

LQWD Technologies Expands Lightning Network Strategy

Canada’s LQWD Technologies (LQWD), which operates enterprise-grade nodes on the Lightning Network, announced on Monday that it increased its ongoing financing round to C$12.3 million ($9 million).

The company plans to use the capital for further bitcoin acquisitions tied to its Lightning Network operations. LQWD currently holds 181 BTC.

These funding rounds underscore the growing conviction among corporations that bitcoin belongs not only on their balance sheets but also at the heart of strategic business models as global crypto adoption accelerates.