Bitcoin Buying Slows as Companies Add Just 5,900 BTC
Treasury buying has slowed to a fraction of last year’s pace, while an $80.5K cost basis leaves public companies underwater until Bitcoin reclaims that level.
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Treasury buying has slowed to a fraction of last year’s pace, while an $80.5K cost basis leaves public companies underwater until Bitcoin reclaims that level.
One rally is producing two treasury playbooks: Strategy preserved cash for future dislocations, while BitMine kept accumulating ETH and staking most of its holdings.
Soft U.S. spot-market signals and negative on-chain demand leave the recovery without the breadth needed to support Wall Street's $16T projection.
Collateral calls are putting financing terms at the center of the treasury model, with some loans able to liquidate after 12 hours and Empery disclosing two February calls.
The corporate pivot removes institutional cover for BTC and raises liquidation risk as holders sell to build liquidity or rotate into AI.
Missing collateral balances and trigger ratios make it impossible to identify which treasury faces the next lender demand.
The transaction challenges the idea that corporate BTC treasuries are permanent holders, showing how debt and liquidity needs can turn balances into market supply.