The listed company Capital B in the European blockchain sector has recently made a remarkable decision, investing 5.9 million euros to acquire 58 Bitcoins. This move has increased the company's Bitcoin holdings to 2,013, demonstrating a strong confidence in digital assets.

It is worth mentioning that Capital B's Bitcoin investment strategy has been remarkably fruitful. Since the beginning of the year, its investment return rate has reached an astonishing 1409.8%. The total value of Bitcoin currently held by the company is approximately 183 million euros, with an average holding cost of 90,000 euros per coin. Through this recent acquisition of 563 Bitcoins, Capital B has achieved a considerable profit of about 57.6 million euros.

This trend does not seem to be an isolated case. Meanwhile, Metaplanet has also increased its Bitcoin reserves by 780, bringing the total holding to 17,132. Within this week, the total amount of Bitcoin added by corporate treasuries has exceeded 29,500, with companies like H100 and Coinsilium also following suit, joining the wave of corporate allocation of digital assets.

Market observers point out that the current wave of corporate Bitcoin purchases may signal a gradual recovery of institutional investor confidence. They advise retail investors to remain calm and not to sell blindly. At the same time, the market is closely watching the $300 million options investment related to Trump, which could become a potential factor driving Bitcoin prices up again.

As more and more businesses incorporate Bitcoin into their asset allocation, we may be witnessing a significant market turning point. This not only reflects institutions' recognition of Bitcoin's long-term value but also may bring a new wave of growth momentum to the digital asset market.