Corporate Bitcoin net buying fell to $9.85M last week as Strategy sold BTC for the first time since 2023. Bitmine's ETH holdings swelled to 5.41M with over $8.1B in unrealized losses. Several crypto treasury companies joined Russell indexes, while Genius Group unveiled an AI treasury strategy.

Last week, global public companies saw net BTC purchases of $9.85M while Strategy sold 32 BTC for the first time in almost 3 years. Bitmine added 26,497 ETH, SharpLink and Forward Industries are set to enter Russell 2000/3000 indices, and Genius Group launched a $100M AI treasury plan. Sharps Technology rebranded to SkyAI for AI-powered finance on Solana.

Corporate Bitcoin treasuries saw a rare sale from Strategy, while Ethereum treasuries swelled at Bitmine leading to $8.1 billion in unrealized losses. SharpLink and Forward Industries are set to enter the Russell indexes, a first for non-Bitcoin crypto reserves. Meanwhile, AI and multi-asset treasury strategies are gaining traction among listed companies.

The corporate Bitcoin treasury landscape is diverging as Strategy sold 32 BTC, its first sale in three years, while ETH treasury firm Bitmine expanded holdings to 5.416M ETH with over $8.1B in unrealized losses. Meanwhile, DayDayCook led weekly purchases, several crypto reserve companies were added to Russell indices, and Sequans exited its Bitcoin strategy.