The corporate Bitcoin fever has reached London and is bouncing to Sweden

The corporate Bitcoin fever is spreading fast. What started with Michael Saylor’s Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) is now becoming the new boardroom obsession.

Firms from Sweden to London are buying Bitcoin for their treasuries, raising millions, and even ditching ETFs for direct holdings. From miners to tech startups, Europe’s Bitcoin moment is turning balance sheets into bullish statements.

The trend comes as BTC is looking strong and heading towards reclaiming the $110K mark.

Bitcoin lands on EU balance sheets

According to reports, Sweden’s Bitcoin Treasury Capital just made its opening move with the purchase of 66 BTC after raising SEK 100 million ($10.5M). Their next move comes in the wake of going public under the ticker BTC on Sweden’s Spotlight Stock Market.

Hopping on the momentum, British-listed company Vault Ventures added 1.86 BTC to its stash, bringing the firm’s total to 2.08 BTC. It announced that it had completed fundraising and invested £750,000 in Ethereum and £150,000 in Bitcoin. Vault Ventures also picked up more Ethereum (ETH), doubling down on its crypto-intensive strategy.

Then there’s Catenai, now planning to hold a portion of its excess cash in Bitcoin and some in $TAO. The firm is mixing hard money with AI tokens and raising around £1.6 million ($2.2 million) to kick things off.

11 out of 84 (13%) active companies listed on 🇬🇧 UK's Aquis Stock Exchange have BTC exposure or are raising funds to acquire BTC 🤯

If 13% of all worldwide public companies adopt the BTC strategy, we should see around 6,900 public companies adopting the Bitcoin Treasury… pic.twitter.com/Xf3J2SYpSr

— NLNico (@btcNLNico) June 25, 2025

NLNico reported that 11 out of 84 (13%) active companies on the UK’s Aquis Stock Exchange have Bitcoin exposure or are raising funds to acquire BTC. He added that if 13% of all worldwide public companies are willing to adopt the Bitcoin strategy, then the market would see around 6,900 companies entering in arena.

Michael Saylor’s corporate Bitcoin playbook goes global

Another plot twist comes as a literal gold mining company, Bluebird Mining, wants to start mining “digital gold.” Bluebird Mining upgraded its fundraising target to a minimum of £10 million ($13.7 million) to fund a Bitcoin strategy. It announced a £2 million facility and got flooded with offers.

In other developments, the Smarter Web Company raised £41.2 million ($56.5 million) via Accelerated Bookbuild to buy more BTC. Finally, Sixty Six Capital Inc. is going all-in on Michael Saylor. It has snapped up another 18.2 Bitcoins and plans to convert its 113 BTC in ETF exposure into direct holdings.

Canada-based Neptune Digital Assets also jumped on the wave and shared a Bitcoin treasury update. The company has added 3 BTC since its last update in April and now holds around 404 BTC. However, it also mentioned that it has Solana (SOL) staked and uses the rewards to buy more Bitcoin.

As discussions and actions to enter the biggest crypto into their balance sheets are growing, Bitcoin is booming hard. BTC price has jumped by 27% in the last 90 days despite facing global market turbulence. Bitcoin is trading at an average price of $107,354 as of press time.

The crypto ETF market is also buzzing. June 25 saw Bitcoin ETFs recording a net inflow of $548 million. This marked 12 consecutive days of net inflows

Strategy is still the world’s largest corporate holder of Bitcoin. It added 10,100 BTC for $1.05 billion at an average price of $104,080 per coin from June 9 to June 15, 2025. Then it added another 245 BTC last week. The company’s total Bitcoin holdings have now grown to approximately 592,345 BTC.

MSTR share price has seen a major boom as it jumped by a massive 166% in the last year to hit $388.67 as of press time.

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