Sequans Adds 755 BTC in Latest Bitcoin Purchase
The Bitcoin Treasury Bond Market is Booming in 2025 as More and More Companies Adopt BTC as a Core Part of Their Financial Strategy. And They Often Like to Double Down!
Sequans Communications, a global leader in mobile IoT semiconductor solutions and a pioneer in adopting Bitcoin as a treasury asset, has just announced another Bitcoin purchase.
Sequans Expands Its Bitcoin Portfolio
According to the latest press release, the company purchased 755 BTC worth $88.5 million. This brings the total Bitcoin held by the company to 3,072 BTC.
All of Sequans' Bitcoin was purchased with the entire proceeds from the public offering on July 7, 2025.
Just a few weeks ago, the company also partnered with Swan Bitcoin through a new Treasury Management Agreement . Swan will now serve as an official advisor to Sequans, helping the company build and manage its Bitcoin treasury strategy.
To further fuel its BTC expansion, Sequans raised an additional $384 million through a private placement of convertible bonds and shares. This funding is directly linked to the company’s ongoing Bitcoin accumulation plans.
Bitcoin as a Core Treasury Asset
Sequans views Bitcoin as a long-term store of value and plans to steadily increase its Bitcoin holdings as a primary treasury reserve asset. The company plans to purchase and hold Bitcoin using proceeds from issuing stocks or bonds, depending on market conditions, as well as from business income and technology licensing.
Sequans now holds more Bitcoin than even the biggest tech giants and even more than most countries.
Metaplanet is also making a move
Japan-based Metaplanet is also stepping up its game. The investment firm recently announced that it has added 780 BTC to its treasury, bringing its total holdings to 17,132 BTC. That’s worth about $2 billion at current prices.
This latest addition pushes Metaplanet to seventh place among the world’s top Bitcoin holders, making it the only non-US company in the global top 10.
Cryptocurrency Treasury Boom to Hit $86 Billion by 2025
Crypto fund managers have raised a whopping $86 billion by 2025. More than $43 billion of that has been raised since June 1 alone. The wave of capital pouring into Bitcoin shows no signs of slowing down.
However, some risks are emerging.
Bitcoin ETFs that surged earlier this year are now tumbling, with many down more than 50% from their peak. These stocks often trade at a premium to the actual value of their Bitcoin holdings, driven more by sentiment than financial fundamentals.
Analysts warn that without stronger support, the growth momentum may not last long.
More and more companies are getting involved in Bitcoin, but only time will tell whether this trend is sustainable.