Awesome Crypto Digest: July 2025

Vulnerabilities, Arrests, and Big Bitcoin Treasury Moves

Made by: ddadybayo - research & strategy of @unstoppablebyhs& @officer_cia

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Top 5 Bitcoin Buys This Week — Corporate Treasury Edition

1️⃣ Strategy

→ Strategy (MicroStrategy) remains the largest public Bitcoin holder, far ahead of the rest. This week’s buy cements its dominant position, now holding nearly 3% of all Bitcoin that will ever exist.

YTD BTC yield sits at 20.2%, market NAV multiple at 1.669×. No other public company comes close in terms of BTC per share ratio.

2️⃣ Metaplanet

→ Metaplanet mirrors MicroStrategy’s approach in Asia. The firm is following its “210 Million Plan,” aiming to raise $5.4B by 2027 to acquire 210,000 BTC (~1% of supply).

With this week’s addition, Metaplanet needs ~3,670 BTC to overtake Riot Platforms as the #4 public holder.

3️⃣ The Smarter Web Company

→ This UK-based firm has doubled its Bitcoin holdings since June 2025. Its BTC position now exceeds its own market cap — BTC-to-enterprise value and BTC-per-employee ratios are among the highest in the non-mining segment.

Largest single-week buy for the company so far. Now there is a growing interest in Bitcoin ETFs and companies in general who add BTC to their balance sheet.

4️⃣ Sequans Communications

→ Paris-based semiconductor company enters the Bitcoin game. New entrant among public companies holding BTC, now ranked #46.

It would need another ~200 BTC to break into the top 40. If this is the beginning of an ongoing strategy, Sequans could set a precedent for mid-cap European firms.

5️⃣ DDC Enterprise Limited

→ DDC, known for its plant-based food and media business (DayDayCook brand), continues steady BTC accumulation.

Now within ~200 BTC of overtaking Mercado Libre and entering the top 40 public BTC holders. Active in the US, Hong Kong, and China.