Bitdeer plans to purchase 100 million USD worth of BTC, SBI sets up a 10 billion yen fund, Metals One launches a "gold for currency" exchange

According to BBX data, yesterday global listed companies showed a significant shift in the expansion of crypto treasuries from "mining industry competition" to "traditional industrial/financial giants entering the market":

• $100 million spot purchase: Bitdeer (NASDAQ: $BTDR) approved the allocation of $100 million in cash yesterday to purchase Bitcoin as a strategic reserve over the next two quarters.

• ¥10 billion special fund: SBI Holdings (TSE: 8473) announced the establishment of a special fund of ¥1 billion (approximately $67 million) for corporate crypto treasuries, aimed at providing Bitcoin allocation consulting and custody services for Japanese manufacturing companies.

• 10% gold asset swap: Metals One PLC (LSE: $MET1) disclosed its treasury reform plan, intending to swap 10% of its gold reserves for Bitcoin, citing "BTC showing better liquidity premium in 2026."

• 100% output retention: Digihost (NASDAQ: $DGHI) confirmed that its Bitcoin output from February to mid-March has achieved 100% retention. Through energy cost optimization, the company currently does not need to sell any BTC to cover all operating expenses.

• 25% profit conversion: Banxa (TSX-V: $BNXA) announced that it will directly convert 25% of its net profit for the first quarter of 2026 into Bitcoin, establishing a "profit-driven" financial tone for increasing holdings.