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Nov 21 – Nov 27, 2025
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Treasury activity this week
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5 BTC |
$0.00
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| Combined this week |
$0.00
· 1 entity
-100% vs last week
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| Last week: $2.3B · 8 entities |
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| Market |
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BTC |
$65.6K+6.4% 7d |
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F&G 23 · Extreme Fear |
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ETH |
$1.8K+9.3% 7d |
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F&G 49 · Neutral |
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SOL |
$73+13.1% 7d |
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F&G 52 · Neutral |
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The big picture
The Week
Activity fell to a near-standstill this week, with only Capital B (ALCPB.PA) filing a purchase of 5 BTC ($0.00 at time of disclosure). The single bright spot came from BitMine Immersion Technologies, which disclosed a total ETH position of 3,629,701 ETH, up 123,978 ETH (worth $366.1M) since its last reporting period. Bitcoin itself climbed 6.4 percent over the seven-day span, but institutional filing cadence has dried up considerably — the week's sole discrete BTC transaction was immaterial in size.
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Filings
Recent Purchases
~ Estimated value — the filing disclosed how many coins changed hands but no dollar figure, so we value it at the market price.
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Worth reading
Notable Filings
Capital B's filing confirms an acquisition of 5 BTC, bringing its total holdings to 2,823 BTC and a year-to-date yield of 1.66 percent. BitMine's ETH disclosure is the week's substantive revelation: the company's cumulative position grew by 123,978 ETH since last disclosure, signaling continued accumulation in the Ethereum cohort even as corporate Bitcoin buying enters a lull. The multi-period nature of the ETH change underscores that BitMine has been steady throughout a longer interval, not this week alone.
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Period-end balances
Disclosed This Week
These companies revealed their total balance-sheet position in a filing this week. The change shown is cumulative since each company's last disclosure — a multi-quarter figure, not a purchase made this week.
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Leaderboard
Top Five
The largest tracked holders overall — companies, funds, and governments — ranked by total position, not by this week's activity.
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The breakdown
This Week by Asset
The cohort's top ten holders remain dominated by spot ETFs and legacy trust vehicles — MSTR, IBIT, and FBTC account for approximately 1.79M BTC combined, or roughly 48 percent of the tracked institutional stock. Yet the week's silence from MSTR, the previous era's most prolific filer, suggests a pause in the discrete-purchase cadence that defined late 2024 and early 2025. ETH activity, by contrast, still shows measurable momentum via BitMine's disclosure.
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