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Bitcoin corporate purchases drop sharply, analysts see possible rebound in 2026

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Analysts report that corporate acquisitions of Bitcoin slowed significantly in the third quarter, with many companies reducing their exposure or selling off holdings. If Bitcoin stages a significant rally, experts anticipate that interest in adding Bitcoin to corporate treasuries could return by late 2026 or into 2027, though investors are expected to be more cautious in their approach. Bitwise head of research Ryan Rasmussen indicated that Bitcoin treasury acquisitions decreased substantially in Q3. According to company disclosures, Strategy, a major corporate Bitcoin holder, increased its position by only 1,666 BTC during the quarter. This was a notable decline compared to the 83,901 BTC added in Q2. Public companies outside of Strategy collectively purchased a net 5,617 BTC in the third quarter, while they had added 45,725 BTC the previous quarter.

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