River: businesses +193K BTC in 2026, but Strategy and Strive bought 197K, so every other company net sold ~4K
Bitcoin firm River reports businesses now hold 1.64 million BTC (7.8% of supply) after adding a net 193,000 BTC this year.
The catch: Strategy and Strive alone bought 197,000. So every other company combined was a net seller of ~4,000 BTC. Strategy's 848,000 is ~52% of all corporate bitcoin. Corporate demand is really two buyers.
https://bitbo.io/news/river-business-bitcoin-report/
Sources: Bitcoins News: two companies bought 197,000 BTC in 2026; corporate inflows $15.7B · @0xSweep: businesses have accumulated 19.1K BTC each month since 2020 vs 13.5K monthly emission · @randgroup: Corporations are stacking. Retail is selling. Same story every cycle
Not financial advice. For informational and educational purposes only.
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