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The Blockchain Group has acquired another $20 million in Bitcoin, lifting its total holdings to 1,653 BTC and posting a 1,173% BTC yield in 2025.

The Japanese firm has raised $135.2 million in 2025 to fund Bitcoin purchases, aiming to hit 10,000 BTC by the end of the year.

Robinhood will acquire Canadian crypto firm WonderFi for $179 million in cash, joining a growing wave of crypto M&A as it expands its global reach.

Metaplanet has reached the 5,555 BTC milestone with the latest $53 million purchase, the total valued at over $536 million at current prices.

Metaplanet has reached 50% of its goal to accumulate 10,000 BTC by the end of 2025 following its latest purchase.

Metaplanet, a Japanese Bitcoin treasury firm, issued $13.4 million in 0% bonds to fund more BTC purchases, continuing its aggressive accumulation strategy.

Block co-founder Jack Dorsey told shareholders of its Bitcoin-buying plan, saying it’s an “investment in a future where economic empowerment is the norm.”

Crypto analysts believe the large transfers could have a “big impact” depending on where the capital is getting deployed.

The firm reported it held 174,530 Bitcoin as of Nov. 29 — worth roughly $6.6 billion at a price of $37,726.

MicroStrategy buys another 1,045 Bitcoin for $29.3 million, taking its total holdings to 140,000 BTC worth over $12.6 billion.

Brad Garlinghouse, CEO of Ripple, said the company would be interested in companies owned by FTX that serve business customers.

The study reveals that blockchain technology is well-positioned to take over more than 50% of the entire leasing and sale process across commercial real estate.

“We are seeing unprecedented opportunities in this market,” said CleanSpark president and CEO Zach Bradford.

While the purchase won’t cast a shadow on the billions worth of Bitcoin owned by other firms, the company said it could have made $1.2 million if it sold its holdings at the end of the first quarter.

MicroStrategy will not be taking a break from buying and hodling Bitcoin any time soon according to a letter to investors from the company’s CEO, Michael Saylor.