Public companies trimmed Bitcoin treasury exposure last week, with net sales reaching $15.92 million, according to SoSoValue data as of 8 a.m. Eastern Time on July 27, 2026. The figure covers listed companies globally and excludes mining firms. SoSoValue said the weekly total was down 1296.99% from the previous week.
Strategy and Metaplanet made no Bitcoin purchases
Official filings showed that Strategy did not buy Bitcoin last week. Between July 20 and July 26, the company sold about 5.43 million shares of MSTR, generating net proceeds of $544.5 million. It also spent $25 million to repurchase 288,930 shares of STRC preferred stock.
Japan-listed Metaplanet also did not purchase Bitcoin during the week.
Three companies disclosed Bitcoin trades
Beyond those two companies, three other firms reported Bitcoin purchases or sales during the week.
KULR, described as a provider of aerospace-grade defense battery thermal management and safety solutions, said on July 24 that it generated about $21.5 million from July 9 to July 23 by selling 333 BTC at $64,538 per coin. Its total holdings fell to about 760 BTC.
Asset manager Strive said on July 27 that it spent $5.19 million to buy 79 BTC at $65,723 each, bringing its total holdings to about 20,000 BTC.
Brazilian Bitcoin company OrangeBTC said on July 27 that it spent $394,500 to buy 6 BTC at $65,742 each, raising its holdings to 3,918 BTC.
Bitcoin Japan plans treasury buildout
Metaplanet subsidiary Bitcoin Japan said it had reached a convertible bond financing agreement with EVO Fund. The company plans to raise 9.66 billion yen, or about $59.5 million, to establish a crypto asset treasury.
Total holdings edged lower
As of publication, the tracked global public companies excluding miners held a combined 1,139,480 BTC. That was down 0.02% from the previous week. The holdings were worth about $74.16 billion at current market prices, equal to 5.7% of Bitcoin's circulating market capitalization.