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Week ending April 3, 2026 · Mar 27 – Apr 3, 2026
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Treasury activity this week
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7,871 BTC |
$779.6M
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| Combined this week |
$921.1M
· 13 entities
-23% WoW
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| Last week: $1.2B · 5 entities |
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Section 01
The Week
Metaplanet (TYO:3350) acquired 5,075 BTC for $405.5M in the week's largest purchase, driving total BTC inflows to 7,871 BTC ($779.6M) across nine filers. Next Technology picked up 5,000 BTC ($150M) via a 10-K filing, while smaller stackers including KULR Technology Group (80.99 BTC, $8.1M) and CleanSpark (198 BTC, $13.1M) added positions. On the ETH side, LIXTE Biotechnology made a debut 300.7 ETH purchase ($5M) in its 10-K, but the cohort faced meaningful outflows: Forum Markets (formerly ETHZilla) disposed of 57,359 ETH ($114.5M) and Exodus Movement reduced holdings by 1,076 ETH ($106.4M). Empery Digital trimmed 1,092 BTC ($74.7M). Net across all three assets, the week saw $921.1M in gross activity.
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Filings
Recent Purchases
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Section 02
Notable Filings
Metaplanet's acquisition appears in Japanese exchange filings rather than SEC documents. Next Technology's 10-K (filed March 31) marks the company's entry into the tracked treasury cohort with a 5,000 BTC position. Forum Markets' disposal of 57,359 ETH ($114.5M) in its 10-K reframes the company from an accumulator to a net seller; Exodus Movement's 1,076 ETH reduction ($106.4M) in a current report signals a tactical trim. LIXTE Biotechnology's inaugural 300.7 ETH position ($5M) in its annual filing suggests growing comfort with smaller allocations among non-traditional stackers. Empery Digital's 1,092 BTC sale ($74.7M) marks a material divestment for a formerly bullish holder.
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Leaderboard
Top Five
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Section 03
One Chart
The week's sell activity exceeded 68,904 ETH across four filers—Forum Markets, Exodus, and Fundamental Global disposed of combined 68,435 ETH ($242.9M)—offsetting modest new BTC inflows among smaller stackers. Spot sales by established holders during lateral price action (BTC down 1.3% on the week at $80,563) typically precede portfolio rebalancing or cash-flow events rather than conviction shifts; the cohort's largest filer (Strategy, 818,334 BTC) held steady.
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