#BTCReserveStrategy 🏢 What is a Bitcoin reserve strategy?

A Bitcoin reserve strategy means that a company, fund, or governmental entity decides to allocate a significant part of its treasury to buy and hold BTC as a strategic asset. It acts as a hedge against inflation and dollar volatility, similar to a reserve of gold or foreign currencies.

🌐 Who is implementing it?

Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) is the emblem of this strategy: it holds nearly 628,000 BTC, valued at over USD 70 billion, which represents approximately 3% of the global supply. It recently issued shares and convertible securities for USD 2.5 billion to acquire more BTC.

Trump Media & Technology Group (DJT) invested USD 2 billion in BTC and linked securities, and will allocate an additional USD 300 million to options that could convert to spot BTC depending on market conditions.

Companies like Quantum Solutions (Japan) aim to establish a reserve of 3,000 BTC (~USD 350 million), while SolarBank announced a BTC treasury backed by clean energy projects for USD 100 million.

KULR Technology Group holds nearly USD 101 million in BTC (~1,021 BTC), applying a policy that allocates up to 90% of cash surplus to BTC, achieving a yield (BTC Yield) of 291% annually.

📈 Current trends

In Q2 2025, public companies added a record 159,107 BTC to treasuries, accumulating a total of 847,000 BTC (≈4% of the total supply).

It is estimated that BTC treasury companies now hold 68% of the purchasing power of the US spot ETF market, with approximately USD 82 billion in available liquidity.

Just in 2025, corporate programs were announced for over USD 43 billion to buy BTC (through stock sales, debt, IPOs) across more than 98 companies in multiple sectors.

🎯 Why are they adopting this strategy?

The main benefits include:

Protection against inflation.