Key Highlights
- Paris-listed Capital ₿ boosts its Bitcoin treasury to 2,888 BTC, spending €2.7M on the latest 44 BTC purchase.
- The firm steadily buys Bitcoin, balancing large and small purchases to manage market volatility.
- Both Capital ₿ and U.S. Strategy show institutions still trust Bitcoin despite a 46% drop from last year.
Capital ₿, Europe’s first dedicated Bitcoin treasury company, accelerated its accumulation strategy by acquiring 44 Bitcoin (BTC) for €2.7 million. The purchase, executed at €61,763 per coin, boosts the company’s total holdings to 2,888 BTC, currently valued at €267.1 million.
“Capital ₿ has achieved a BTC Yield of 0.72% YTD,” Board Director Alexandre Laizet noted, highlighting the firm’s disciplined treasury approach. The move follows a consistent strategy to expand Bitcoin holdings while maintaining liquidity for future capital raises.
Strategic accumulation amid market volatility
As per the release, Capital ₿ has been steadily growing its Bitcoin holdings since November 2024, starting with 15 BTC at €63,729 each. The company added 25 BTC at €90,511 and made several larger purchases in 2025, including 624 BTC at €96,447, 182 BTC at €93,264, and 551 BTC at €99,272 per coin. Alongside these big buys, the firm also made smaller monthly purchases, keeping its accumulation consistent and carefully timed with market fluctuations.
Further, the latest buy follows Capital ₿ securing €3 million on March 17 through share subscription warrants with TOBAM and UTXO Management. This move provided the company with ready cash to continue adding Bitcoin.
The Paris-listed firm also completed a €0.5 million capital increase using an “ATM” mechanism, further supporting its strategy to grow Bitcoin holdings per share. As part of a long-term plan, Capital ₿ intends to hold 1% of the total Bitcoin supply by 2033, which would mark a milestone for any European company.
The firm’s moves demonstrate that large institutions still see Bitcoin as a treasury asset, even after the cryptocurrency dropped roughly 46% from last year’s $126K peak. As of writing, according to data from CoinMarketCap, the top cryptocurrency was trading at $68,705, down 0.66% in the last 24 hours.
At the same time, geopolitical tensions and energy market concerns make holding Bitcoin as a hedge more appealing. Capital ₿’s steady, careful buying also illustrates how businesses are increasingly incorporating digital assets into their treasury strategies.
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