Listed Companies' Bitcoin Allocation Shifts from Net Selling to Net Buying of $183 Million; Strategy Resumes Accumulation After Two-Week Pause

According to SoSoValue data, as of 8:00 AM ET on September 21, 2026, global listed companies (excluding mining companies) shifted from net selling to net buying in their Bitcoin allocations last week, with net purchases reaching $183 million for the week.

Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) purchased 950 Bitcoins last week at a price of $79,670, spending approximately $75.7 million, bringing its total holdings to 846,000 BTC — its first purchase in two weeks.

Japanese listed company Metaplanet did not purchase any Bitcoin last week, marking ten consecutive weeks without buying Bitcoin.

Additionally, two other companies announced Bitcoin purchases or holdings updates last week. Ethereum-focused asset company Bitmine announced after 8:00 AM ET on September 14 that it had purchased 1 Bitcoin without disclosing the specific purchase amount, bringing its total holdings to 212 BTC. Asset management company Strive announced on September 21 that it had spent approximately $108 million last week to purchase 1,355 Bitcoins at a price of $79,475, bringing its total holdings to approximately 26,355 BTC.

As of press time, the global listed companies tracked (excluding mining companies) collectively hold a total of 1,156,080 Bitcoins, up 2.67% from last week, with a current market value of approximately $98.65 billion, representing 5.8% of Bitcoin's circulating market cap.