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Mar 13 – Mar 20, 2026
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Treasury activity this week
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22,345 BTC |
$1.6B
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| Combined this week |
$1.6B
· 2 entities
+22% vs last week
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| Last week: $1.3B · 4 entities |
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| Market |
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BTC |
$61.5K-6.4% 7d |
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F&G 9 · Extreme Fear |
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ETH |
$1.6K-12.2% 7d |
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F&G 31 · Fear |
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SOL |
$63-13.4% 7d |
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F&G 28 · Fear |
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The big picture
The Week
Strategy (MSTR) acquired 22,337 BTC ($1.6B) on March 16, the week's sole substantial purchase and the largest transaction tracked this week. The buy arrived as BTC declined 6.4% over seven days and fear-greed sentiment hit extreme fear (9 out of 100), suggesting the company bought into weakness. Capital B added a nominal 8 BTC. No sells occurred. Two balance disclosures arrived: BitMine Immersion Technologies (BMNR) disclosed 4,595,562 ETH total, having accumulated 60,999 ETH ($143.5M) since last disclosure; Strive (ASST) disclosed 7,627 BTC total, up 1,741 BTC ($121.7M) cumulatively. These are multi-period accretions, not single-week purchases.
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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.
See filings as they land →
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Worth reading
Notable Filings
Strategy's purchase of 22,337 BTC for $1.6B marks the company's continued accumulation during a downturn — Strategy now holds 845,256 BTC, the largest corporate position by far (IBIT, the BlackRock spot ETF, holds 772,787 BTC). BMNR's disclosure of 4,595,562 ETH shows sustained Ethereum treasury building; the 60,999 ETH gain since last disclosure underscores the company's commitment to multi-asset stacking beyond BTC. ASST's 1,741 BTC accretion rounds out the week's disclosures, though the filing URL was unavailable.
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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.
Full leaderboard →
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The breakdown
This Week by Asset
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This week's activity |
Net USD · share |
 BTC
2 entities
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$1.6B
100.0%
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Strategy now commands 52.0B USD in BTC value (at current spot), widening its lead over institutional and ETF holders. The top ten holders collectively control $171.0B in BTC. BTC-primary corporate stacking has evolved from a contrarian bet to a macroeconomic signal — purchases in declining markets now carry as much weight as buys in rallies, since execution timing reveals conviction rather than momentum-chasing.
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