According to market data cited by BTCtreasuries, public companies have posted net purchases of 166,984 BTC so far this year. Over the same period, only 81,153 BTC were newly mined, meaning corporate net accumulation has reached roughly twice the pace of new supply. On average, listed companies have been buying 912 BTC per day. The figures underscore how aggressively public-company treasuries have been absorbing Bitcoin relative to newly issued coins in 2026. Reported by ChainCatcher, the data highlights a notable supply-demand imbalance from the corporate side without adding further market interpretation beyond the disclosed numbers.
Public company demand has outpaced newly mined BTC supply
Market data disclosed by BTCtreasuries shows that public companies have recorded net purchases of 166,984 BTC so far this year. Over the same period, newly mined Bitcoin totaled 81,153 BTC, meaning net buying by listed companies has reached roughly twice the amount of fresh supply issued year to date.
On a daily basis, public companies have been buying an average of 912 BTC. Based on the disclosed figures alone, the pace of corporate accumulation has been running well ahead of newly mined issuance during the same timeframe. The data point was reported by ChainCatcher, and the original source link is included below.
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