- Bitcoin treasury companies launched in 2025 are seeing significant declines in stock value.
- All 43 newly public BTC treasury companies tracked are trading below their highest price of the year.
- The median drop from this year’s peak price stands at -52.4%.
- Twenty-three companies have seen shares fall at least 50% from their year-to-date highs.
- Many companies holding bitcoin are not publicly traded, making the total market impact hard to determine.
A review of publicly traded bitcoin treasury companies in 2025 shows that their stock prices have dropped significantly since their debut on global exchanges. Companies in this sector, which purchase and hold bitcoin (BTC) on their balance sheets, are now experiencing notable losses.
Data from Bitbo reveals that there are 43 BTC treasury companies launched this year that remain listed. All of these stocks are trading below their peak prices for the year. The median percent change from the year-to-date (YTD) high is currently -52.4%.
Out of these 43 companies, 23 have watched their shares fall by at least 50% from their highest point this year. For example, Cantor Equity Partners reached a high of $59.75 per share on May 1, soon after launching a new entity called Twenty One in partnership with Bitfinex, Tether, and Jack Mallers. It now trades at $28.31, marking a 52% drop.
The number of newly listed bitcoin treasury companies reported by Bitbo is lower than other sources like BitcoinTreasuries.net. Some trackers have trouble maintaining up-to-date information, often requesting users to submit new listings from among the 78 stock exchanges worldwide.
Many companies acquiring bitcoin are not publicly traded, so their precise valuations are not available. With no open-market share price, the overall size and health of the BTC treasury sector remain difficult to calculate.
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