Bitcoin on Corporate Balance Sheets Hits $85 Billion, Up Over 2x From 2024

Corporate interest in Bitcoin continues to rise sharply, with 116 publicly traded companies now holding a combined 809,100 BTC — worth approximately $85 billion — according to the latest figures from Binance Research.

This represents a more than 2.5x increase from the 312,200 BTC held a year ago, underscoring a growing institutional embrace of digital assets. The surge in holdings gained momentum in late 2024, catalyzed by President Donald Trump’s pro-crypto policy platform and the U.S. Financial Accounting Standards Board’s adoption of fair-value crypto accounting.

MicroStrategy remains the largest holder by a wide margin, accounting for more than 70% of corporate BTC reserves. However, broader participation is growing, with firms such as GameStop, PSG, and several emerging-market players disclosing Bitcoin positions in 2025.

Binance’s report also points to a rise in altcoin allocations. SharpLink has accumulated $425 million in Ethereum, while Classover and DeFi Development have invested in Solana. China-based Webus recently announced plans to establish a $300 million XRP strategic reserve.

While Bitcoin remains the centerpiece of corporate crypto treasuries, Binance notes that non-BTC assets still represent a small share of total holdings and are often linked to branding initiatives or regional trends.

In parallel, the market for tokenized real-world assets (RWAs) has grown significantly, with total value locked increasing from $8.6 billion at the start of the year to over $23 billion — a 260% rise.

The data highlights a transformative year for corporate crypto adoption, as digital assets become embedded in mainstream treasury strategies worldwide.