According to @CryptoKing4Ever, institutions and public companies now hold about 12.3% of Bitcoin’s total supply. According to @CryptoKing4Ever, these entities increased holdings by roughly 5 percentage points over the past year while BTC rose about 80% in the same period. According to @CryptoKing4Ever, public companies remained consistent net buyers even when funds paused, providing steady demand that the source characterizes as long-term support. According to @CryptoKing4Ever, this steady corporate accumulation suggests a support dynamic traders can monitor as potential demand on pullbacks and reduced liquid float.

According to Adrian (@adriannewman21), an increasing number of sub-20 million market cap companies listed on NASDAQ are planning to purchase Bitcoin over the next 3-5 years, with 1-2 new deals reported daily (Source: Twitter, May 21, 2025). However, Adrian notes that these announcements are largely negligible from a trading perspective due to their dilutive impact on share value. For crypto traders, the influx of public companies buying BTC may provide short-term sentiment boosts but is unlikely to significantly affect overall market demand or price trajectory unless larger, less dilutive firms participate. Traders should monitor for announcements from bigger cap companies for meaningful crypto market movements.