Bitcoin has been achieving new milestones, hitting its all-time high, leading to a surge in investment from not just investment funds or individuals but also from traditional companies across different sectors. Sectors like education, healthcare, housing construction, and cybersecurity globally are now actively acquiring Bitcoin as a strategic asset reserve, showing a significant shift in how companies perceive cryptocurrencies.

In May, various industries saw notable Bitcoin accumulation. For instance, Genius Group, an education company, increased its Bitcoin reserves by 40%, while Basel Medical Group in Singapore made headlines with a $1 billion Bitcoin purchase. These moves indicated that Bitcoin is no longer limited to tech or investment firms but is expanding into diverse sectors.

In Europe, companies like H100 Group in Sweden and Blockchain Group have adopted Bitcoin reserve strategies, showcasing a growing acceptance of Bitcoin as a strategic asset. The European companies adding Bitcoin to their treasuries further emphasize the trend of integrating digital assets into traditional business models.

Moreover, manufacturing and retail companies are also embracing Bitcoin. Companies like BOXABL in modular home construction and JZXN, a US electric car retailer, are investing in Bitcoin as a reserve asset, illustrating the widespread adoption of Bitcoin for corporate diversification.

Web3-related companies are also increasingly building Bitcoin reserves, with efforts like SecureTech's reserve strategy and Roxom Global's funding for Bitcoin reserves and media network expansion. These initiatives demonstrate a strong interest in combining digital assets with innovative business practices.

As institutional FOMO sets in, companies continue to acquire Bitcoin, with firms like Strategy leading the trend. The total Bitcoin held by public and private companies has surpassed 1 million BTC, highlighting Bitcoin's position as a macro asset with a limited supply. The growing institutional interest in Bitcoin indicates a shift in attitude towards it as a strategic asset for the future, rather than a speculative bubble, fostering institutional trust and recognition of Bitcoin's potential in the financial landscape.