Bitcoin is quietly rewriting the financial logic of enterprises. Recently, a $1.3 billion all-stock merger and acquisition deal was completed—after the merger of two institutions, they hold 12,798 BTC, which at current prices exceeds $1.18 billion. How important is this number? It’s enough to make them the 11th largest Bitcoin holder among global companies, directly surpassing some established tech giants.

This is not just a simple financial maneuver. More and more corporate executives are beginning to understand a truth: fiat currency is infinitely diluted, while BTC’s supply cap will always be 21 million coins. The new entity resulting from the merger is executing aggressive growth plans—monetizing medical assets, clearing debts, and then significantly increasing Bitcoin yields, with an expected return of over 15% through preferred stock investments by Q1 next year.

2026 will be a turning point. More CEOs will accumulate Bitcoin on their balance sheets. Who will be the next?