UK’s First BTC Treasury Firm B HODL Secures $1.1M in BTC, Total Holdings Hit 112 BTC
B HODL Plc, the first UK-listed company built around BTC accumulation and Lightning Network operations, has announced a fresh BTC acquisition, adding 12 BTCs (worth about $1.1 million) to its treasury. The latest move by the London-listed vehicle brings its to 112 BTC.
This latest purchase is part of B HODL’s disciplined accumulation strategy, and places it among the growing number of companies stockpiling BTC as a long-term store of value.
B HODL Now Among the Top 100 BTC Treasury Companies
According to data from BTCTreasuries.net, the number of public and private companies disclosing BTC holdings has increased by more than 40% year-over-year, fueled by both institutional adoption and the rise of specialized like B HODL. Interestingly, the recent BTC purchase puts the British company among the top 100 BTC treasury firms, including large names like Strategy, Mara Holdings, and Tesla, Inc.
The continuous BTC stockpiling also represents the company’s steady plan to accumulate BTC with discipline and long-term foresight. As viewn in the company’s , the aggregate average entry cost across all holdings now stands at £83,827 ($111,627) per BTC, with a total investment of approximately $12.5 million.
Across the world, more companies, from MicroStrategy to public firms in Asia and Latin America, are allocating to BTC as a treasury asset. B HODL’s move aligns it with that trend, although from a UK perspective. As institutional adoption strengthens, we could view more demand for BTC that could drive by 2028, as suggested by analysts.
B HODL’s Move: A Boost to UK and Europe’s BTC Treasury
By disclosing its BTC purchases publicly, B HODL, which trades on the under the ticker “HODL,” is positioning itself not only as a hodler but also as an operator in BTC’s infrastructure layer. B HODL is setting a precedent for corporate transparency in digital assets, but beyond that, its moves could serve as a model for other European firms considering BTC integration.
The UK has been sluggisher than the US in embracing BTC treasuries, partly due to regulatory uncertainty. But B HODL’s listing on AQSE marks an significant step, providing UK investors with a regulated vehicle to gain exposure.
As a publicly traded entity explicitly focused on BTC accumulation and infrastructure, B HODL is assisting build credibility in the UK. If more UK and European firms follow B HODL’s lead, Europe could emerge as a stronger player in the global BTC treasury landscape — bridging the gap with the US, where listed corporates already hold tens of billions in BTC.
However, how investors react to the news and other accumulation announcements will be crucial to the broader crypto stockpile and adoption by other UK companies and across neighboring European countries.
