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Data: Strategy purchased 44,377 BTC in March, accounting for 94% of the total purchases by listed companies.
Deep Tide TechFlow message. April 1, according to data from BitcoinTreasuries.net, in March, publicly listed companies’ total Bitcoin reserves increased by more than 47,000 BTC. Among them, Strategy purchased 44,377 BTC, accounting for 94% of the industry’s total monthly net purchases.
Meanwhile, nine publicly listed companies collectively reduced their holdings by about 22,000 BTC, narrowing the industry’s net increase to about 25,000 BTC. The other roughly 15 companies (excluding Strategy) only bought a combined total of about 3,000 BTC during the month, one of the lowest-buying months in history.
Other major buyers this month include: American Bitcoin increased by 961 BTC (current holdings 7,000 BTC), Gemini increased by 617 BTC, Strive increased by 496.08 BTC, Procap BTC increased by 450 BTC, and DDC Enterprise increased by 265 BTC.
Regarding sell-offs, MARA Holdings had the largest reduction (-15,133 BTC), followed by Exodus Movement (-1,084 BTC), Empery Digital (-579 BTC), and others.