top of page

From ‘Dead in America’ to $250M SPACs: Why firms are suddenly hoarding Bitcoin

From ‘Dead in America’ to $250M SPACs: Why firms are suddenly hoarding Bitcoin
Published date:
Source:
BB Finews
8/20/25, 9:57 AM

It’s been a wild week in crypto — but there’s plenty for enthusiasts to feel bullish about.

A wave of notable investments have recently hit the market.

What’s more, is that the number of publicly traded companies holding Bitcoin [BTC] on their balance sheets nearly doubled in just six months; rising from 70 in December 2024 to 134 by June 2025.

Here’s the rundown.

A SPAC for DeFi and AI

Billionaire investor and longtime Bitcoin bull Chamath Palihapitiya is back with a new play.

His latest venture, a $250 million SPAC named American Exceptionalism Acquisition Corp A, is aiming to merge with companies across decentralized finance, artificial intelligence, energy, and defense.

BTC News

Citigroup explores stablecoin custody & crypto asset services – Here’s why

BB Finews

SEC ETF freeze hits Solana, XRP, and Bitcoin products: What happens next?

BB Finews

$64.4M Bitcoin sale stirs fear of short-term BTC price dip – Explained

BB Finews

Ether’s August rally could lead to September downtrend, history suggests

BB Finews

Could USELESS coin reclaim $0.37 after 10% drop? Data suggests…

BB Finews

Crypto industry groups slam bankers’ push to rewrite GENIUS Act

BB Finews

High-leverage trader James Wynn opens 25x Ether long as ETH hits new high

BB Finews

US must pass regulations or risk losing crypto race — Wyoming Symposium

BB Finews

What might Trumpian meddling mean for Intel?

BB Finews
  • Page 13

Disclaimer:

This article is an original work by BBFinews, with copyright owned by Jinse Finance. Unauthorized reproduction is prohibited. Authorized media must indicate: “Source: BBFinews” when using this content. Violators will be held legally accountable.

 

Risk Warning:

Investment involves risks. Please exercise caution when entering the market. This content does not constitute investment or financial advice.

bottom of page