According to TechFlame, according to SosoValue data, as of July 7, 2025 EST, the total weekly net inflow of Bitcoin allocation by global listed companies (excluding mining companies) last week was 275 million US dollars. Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) did not buy Bitcoin last week, and previously increased its holdings for 13 consecutive weeks. Strategy CEO Michael Saylor posted an X last Sunday saying “Some weeks you just need to hold” (“Some weeks you just need to hold”). The Japanese listed company Metaplanet continued to make large purchases last week, investing a total of 238.7 million US dollars, increasing 2,205 BTC at a price of $108,237, and reaching a total position of 15,555 BTC; recently, the weekly purchase amount has continued to expand. British digital advertising company The Smarter Web and French Web3 service company Blockchain Group also made big purchases last week. The Smarter Web invested $23.9 million to increase 230.05 bitcoins at a price of $103,895, bringing the total holdings to 773.58 bitcoins; Blockchain Group invested $12.3 million to increase 116 BTC at a price of $106,294, bringing the total holdings to 1,904 BTC. Furthermore, on July 1, the US stock catering company DayDayCook (US stock code: DDC) announced that it has completed the first round of financing and received 53 million US dollars. The remaining amount of the current financing plan is 475 million US dollars (including $275 million in convertible bond financing and 200 million US dollars in equity financing). The company plans to use the net proceeds from this offering to buy Bitcoin. As of press release, the total number of listed global companies (excluding mining companies) in the statistics holds 666,220 BTC. The current market value is about US$72.3 billion, accounting for 3.35% of the market value of Bitcoin in circulation.