Regulatory clarity in the U.S. is fueling a significant increase in Bitcoin reserves among companies, with a remarkable $11.3 billion accumulated in May 2025 alone.

This surge is bolstered by the advancement of the CLARITY Act and the GENIUS Act in Congress, both enjoying bipartisan support and a favorable CFTC chair nominee, Brian Quintenz.

As corporate and governmental adoption of Bitcoin rises, its price resilience is evident, with Bitcoin rebounding to $105,000 despite ongoing global geopolitical tensions.

Moreover, the U.S. federal government is setting a notable precedent by holding around 200,000 Bitcoin, primarily acquired through asset seizures, and President Trump formalized a Bitcoin strategic reserve earlier this year.

Recent reports indicate that on June 13, 2025, Matador Technologies highlighted that 22 public companies, led by GameStop, are increasingly embracing Bitcoin, with GameStop alone acquiring 4,710 Bitcoin valued at $1.75 billion.

In addition to U.S. developments, several states, including Texas and Arizona, are exploring the establishment of their own Bitcoin reserves, signaling a growing political endorsement for the cryptocurrency.

Internationally, countries such as Japan, Brazil, the Czech Republic, and Pakistan are also considering Bitcoin treasury allocations, although political risks persist, as evidenced by a recent scandal in the Czech Republic.