Strategy's buying plunged 95% last week, listed companies almost stopped holding their BTC holdings

According to SoValue data, as of 8:00 a.m. EST on March 23, 2026, the total weekly net purchases of Bitcoin allocated by global listed companies (excluding mining companies) last week were US$95.78 million, a decrease of 93.90% compared with last week.<br /> Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) announced on March 23 that it would invest US$76.6 million (a decrease of 95.12% compared with last week's purchase amount) to increase its holdings of 1,031 bitcoins at a price of US$74,326, bringing its total holdings to 762,099.<br /> Japanese-listed company Metaplanet did not buy Bitcoin last week and did not buy for ten consecutive weeks.<br /> In addition, four other companies purchased Bitcoin last week. US asset management company Strive announced on March 19 that it would purchase 317 bitcoins, with a total position of 13,628, without disclosing the specific purchase amount; Japanese food brand DayCook announced on March 19 that it would spend US$16 million to buy 200 bitcoins at a price of $79,969, with a total position of 2,383; British bitcoin company BHODL announced on March 20 that it would invest $71,289 to buy 1 bitcoin; French bitcoin asset company CapitalB announced that it would invest US$3.11 million to purchase 44 bitcoins at a price of $70,712.4, bringing its total position to 2,888.<br /> CapitalB also announced that it issued warrants to complete approximately 3 million euros in financing to purchase Bitcoin.<br /> As of press time, the total number of bitcoins held by global listed companies (excluding mining companies) in the statistics is 1,023,332, an increase of 0.03% compared with last week. The current market value is approximately US$72.48 billion, accounting for 5.1% of the circulation market value of Bitcoin.