PANews reported on January 14th, citing Cointelegraph, that corporate digital asset treasuries (DATs) have net purchased approximately 260,000 bitcoins over thePANews reported on January 14th, citing Cointelegraph, that corporate digital asset treasuries (DATs) have net purchased approximately 260,000 bitcoins over the

In the past six months, corporate crypto treasuries have net increased their holdings by approximately 260,000 BTC, which is three times the Bitcoin mining output during the same period.

2026/01/14 13:26

PANews reported on January 14th, citing Cointelegraph, that corporate digital asset treasuries (DATs) have net purchased approximately 260,000 bitcoins over the past six months, worth about $25 billion, equivalent to an increase of 43,000 bitcoins per month. During the same period, Bitcoin miners produced only about 82,000 bitcoins, meaning corporate purchases were more than three times the production, highlighting the continued trend of increased Bitcoin holdings on corporate balance sheets. Currently, public and private corporate treasuries collectively hold approximately 1.2 million bitcoins, with Strategy holding 687,410 (60%), worth about $65.5 billion. The second largest corporate holder is MARA Holdings, holding 53,250 bitcoins, worth about $5 billion.

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