The company The Blockchain Group intends to purchase 260,000 BTC over the next ten years. This will allow it to own approximately 1% of the total Bitcoin supply.
This is reported by Finway
On May 1, 2025, the European company The Blockchain Group presented its ten-year plan, which includes the acquisition of 260,000 BTC, valued at approximately $25 billion according to TradingView at the time of this report. This amount of Bitcoin will position the company among the largest corporate holders of cryptocurrency in the world, according to their statement.
The CEO of the company, Oleksandr Laize, emphasized the importance of this step:
“To bypass Bitcoin is to lose relevance. It is digital gold.”
Strategic Directions
The company has developed a strategy called “1%”, which includes several key directions:
- raising capital through innovative financial instruments (warrants), with potential investments of up to $740 million;
- issuing bonds, similar to the Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) approach;
- reinvesting operational profits, particularly from mining and exchange platforms;
- strategic mergers and acquisitions (M&A) of companies that own significant portfolios of Bitcoin assets.
Recently, Strategy acquired 15,355 BTC for $1.42 billion, and its reserves in the first cryptocurrency amount to 553,555 BTC. In the context of reduced Bitcoin issuance (after the halving in 2024, the block reward decreased to 3.125 BTC), analysts believe that such an initiative could lead to a supply shock. Some commentators have already characterized it as a “mega-bullish signal” for the market.
Despite the ambitious nature of the plan, experts warn of risks related to volatility, regulatory changes, and investor perception. However, The Blockchain Group continues to believe in the long-term role of Bitcoin as a reserve asset amid geopolitical and financial instability.
It is worth noting that the CIO of Maelstrom, Arthur Hayes, and analysts from Bitwise believe that Bitcoin could reach a price of $1 million by 2028 or 2029, respectively.