A recent report indicates that corporate treasury firms have accumulated around $100 billion in digital assets. This signals a growing institutional confidence in cryptocurrencies as legitimate assets.
Volume of Corporate Treasury Accumulation
Treasury firms control the majority of these holdings, predominantly in Bitcoin. Currently, around 791,662 BTC are on their balance sheets, valued at approximately $93 billion. This accounts for 3.98% of Bitcoin's circulating supply. Additionally, Ethereum treasuries hold about 1.3 million ETH, valued over $4 billion.
Impact of Corporate Demand on the Market
These corporate acquisitions are becoming a primary source of Ethereum liquidity alongside ETH ETFs. Recently, Ethereum ETFs achieved 19 consecutive days of net inflows, setting a record for these investment products. Since early July, inflows into ETFs totaled $5.3 billion in ETH.
Changing Attitudes Toward Cryptocurrencies
The corporate treasury trend reflects broader changes in institutional views on digital assets. Cryptocurrencies are no longer viewed as speculative investments but as integral to financial infrastructure. This shift has drawn the attention of traditional financial institutions like BlackRock and Fidelity, which are developing institutional-grade custody solutions and ETF products.
The increase in corporate demand for cryptocurrencies, combined with ETF inflows and limited digital asset supply, is expected to continue driving market prices up. This creates additional opportunities for companies that have already begun investing in these assets.
