Semler Scientific, a Nasdaq-traded public company, recently expanded its Bitcoin holdings by acquiring an additional 165 BTC valued at $15.7 million, bringing its total Bitcoin treasury to 3,467 BTC. Meanwhile, Jetking, an Indian publicly traded company, announced plans to purchase over 150 more Bitcoin as part of an aggressive accumulation strategy. In Europe, The Blockchain Group, recognized as the continent's first Bitcoin treasury company, unveiled an ambitious decade-long plan to acquire 260,000 BTC, currently worth approximately $24 billion. This target represents about 1% of the total Bitcoin supply and positions the firm as a major long-term player in the cryptocurrency market. Separately, the European Union is set to implement new anti-money laundering (AML) regulations starting in 2027, which will ban anonymous crypto accounts and privacy coins such as Monero (XMR). These rules will require crypto providers to cease support for privacy-enhancing tokens and subject major platforms to direct AML supervision.