100 million USD for cryptocurrency and 500 BTC strategic reserves: Global corporate treasury deeply penetrates the "non-financial industry"

According to BBX data, yesterday global listed companies showed a significant trend of shifting from "early adopters" to "traditional industry pillars" in their allocation of crypto treasuries. The core data is as follows:

• $100 million financing: HIVE Digital (TSX-V: $HIVE) announced yesterday that it raised $100 million through a private placement. The company clearly stated that, in addition to supporting the green energy upgrade of its Swedish data center, most of the funds will be used to purchase btc-42">Bitcoin spot to maintain its "full retention" reserve discipline.

• 500 strategic purchases: Mercari (TSE: 4385), Japan's largest second-hand trading platform, confirmed yesterday that it has completed its first batch purchase of 500 BTC. Mercari plans to use this as a liquidity asset for cross-border settlement on its platform, marking the official entry of Japan's retail e-commerce giant into the era of crypto treasuries.

• $50 million initial purchase: Viking Holdings (NYSE: $VIK) board approved a $50 million Bitcoin purchase plan yesterday. This cruise giant stated that this move aims to leverage the global liquidity of BTC to hedge against the exchange rate risks brought by multi-national fiat currency settlements.

• $100 million direct investment: Interactive Brokers (NASDAQ: $IBKR) disclosed in its latest financial report update that the company has directly converted $100 million in cash from its own treasury into Bitcoin. This is distinct from the brokerage services it provides to clients, demonstrating mainstream brokers' confidence in BTC as a "corporate-level asset."