H100 Group Holdings, a healthcare company from Sweden, made headlines by buying 60.6 BTC, raising its total to 763.2 BTC. This purchase, announced today, makes the company the largest publicly listed Bitcoin holder in the Nordic region, surpassing Aker’s 678.6 BTC. The purchase is worth over $6 million and marks a significant shift from its focus on healthcare, as the company takes a bold step into digital assets.
From Healthcare to Crypto
H100 Group’s latest purchase of 60.6 BTC is its fifth in just three months, growing its treasury from 6.2 BTC to 763.2 BTC. This fast buying trend is notable, especially for a company that started in healthcare technology and research. Even without a strong financial background, the firm sees Bitcoin as a way to protect against inflation, a view supported by Blockstream’s Adam Back.
The bitcoin-savvy healthcare company has raised roughly $113 million since it started its Bitcoin buying plan, demonstrating its confidence despite concerns about market volatility. This consistent buying not only enhances its reputation but also challenges its competitors, making H100 a key example of companies adopting cryptocurrency.
Investors Welcome Clear Rules
The U.S. crypto market has seen significant developments since July 2025, with the GENIUS Act and Clarity Act establishing clear regulatory frameworks. The GENIUS Act, signed into law by President Trump, mandates that stablecoins be backed by liquid assets, boosting investor confidence.
The Clarity Act defines crypto as commodities or securities, reducing compliance uncertainties and encouraging institutional participation. Institutional adoption has surged, with companies like Strategy and Metaplanet acquiring significant Bitcoin holdings.
Meanwhile, Satsuma Technology, a UK-based company specializing in Bitcoin treasury management and decentralized AI, has successfully raised $217.6 million in an oversubscribed convertible note round. ParaFi Capital led the funding round and saw participation from prominent investors such as Pantera Capital, Kraken, and Digital Currency Group (DCG).
Notably, the round exceeded its target by 64% and included 1,097.29 BTC, worth approximately $96.9 million, which boosted the firm’s Bitcoin holdings to 1,125.85 BTC. This positions Satsuma as the UK’s second-largest corporate Bitcoin holder, behind The Smarter Web Company, which holds 2,050 BTC. The funds raised will go into expanding the company’s Bitcoin treasury.
