Corporations Invest Nearly $280 Million to Grow Bitcoin Holdings
Corporate interest in bitcoin continues to surge, with several companies recently securing significant funding to expand their BTC treasuries. Altogether, H100 Group, Remixpoint, and LQWD Technologies have raised close to $278 million as they strengthen their positions in the digital asset amid rising global adoption.
Remixpoint Sets Sights on 3,000 BTC
Japanese energy consultancy Remixpoint (3825) announced on Wednesday that it has raised approximately 31.5 billion yen ($215 million) in fresh capital.
The company currently holds 1,051 BTC and plans to dedicate the entire sum to buying more bitcoin, aiming to boost its total holdings to 3,000 BTC in the near future.
H100 Group Continues Strategic Bitcoin Build-Up
Swedish health tech company H100 Group (H100) shared that it secured an additional 516 million kronor ($54 million) in its latest funding rounds, Tranche 6 and Tranche 7, initially disclosed on June 16.
With total funds raised now at 921 million kronor, the firm intends to allocate these resources toward expanding its bitcoin treasury. H100 currently holds 248 BTC.
DigitalX Attracts Institutional Backing
Meanwhile, DigitalX (DCC) has raised $20.7 million from notable investors, including Animoca Brands, UTXO Management, and ParaFi Capital, to increase its bitcoin reserves.
The share placement was priced at $0.074 per share, with attached warrants exercisable at $0.15. Company directors also plan to invest an additional $610,000, pending shareholder approval.
LQWD Technologies Invests in Lightning Network Strategy
Canadian company LQWD Technologies (LQWD), which runs enterprise-grade nodes on the Lightning Network, announced Monday that it has expanded its ongoing funding round to C$12.3 million ($9 million).
The firm plans to use the funds for further bitcoin acquisitions to support its Lightning Network activities. LQWD currently holds 181 BTC.
These moves highlight a growing trend among corporations treating bitcoin not only as a reserve asset but as a strategic component of their broader business operations, underscoring the digital asset’s increasingly mainstream role in corporate finance.
