Publicly listed companies across technology, real estate and healthcare are accelerating the use of Bitcoin as a treasury asset, announcing or completing transactions that collectively exceed US$1 billion in the past month. Paris-listed The Blockchain Group said it raised €9.7 million through equity and Bitcoin-denominated bonds in mid-June, then bought 182 BTC for about €17 million on 18 June and a further 116 BTC for €10.7 million on 7 July. The purchases lifted its holdings to 1,904 BTC. Chipmaker Sequans Communications, also based in Paris, disclosed plans on 23 June to raise roughly US$384–385 million via debt and equity financing to build a corporate Bitcoin reserve, a move later described as approved by the company. UK-listed real-estate group Murano on 7 July adopted a Bitcoin treasury strategy, entering an agreement that allows it to spend up to US$500 million on the cryptocurrency. In the United States, medical-device software firm Semler Scientific bought 187 BTC for about US$20 million on 7 July, increasing its stash to 4,636 BTC. The string of announcements underscores a widening embrace of Bitcoin in corporate balance sheets, echoing earlier high-profile moves by MicroStrategy and signaling broader acceptance of digital assets beyond the technology sector.