Key Takeaways:
C2 Blockchain Inc. has increased its corporate treasury holdings of DOG (Bitcoin) to 947,507,376 coins, signaling a continued expansion of its position in Bitcoin-native digital assets.
"C2 Blockchain continues to implement its treasury strategy with a focus on transparency, operational discipline, and responsible participation in emerging Bitcoin-native technologies," said Levi Jacobson, Chief Executive Officer of C2 Blockchain Inc.
The updated balance reflects the acquisition of approximately 46,718,208 additional DOG coins, a digital asset issued through the Bitcoin Runes protocol. The company's holdings are custodied via Kraken and can be independently verified through its public transparency dashboard, C2DOG.com, and on-chain records.
This move by C2 Blockchain highlights a growing, albeit varied, trend of corporate treasury management involving Bitcoin and related assets, as other public companies adopt different strategies. While C2 expands its holdings of new Bitcoin-native assets, others are using their established Bitcoin treasuries for strategic financial operations.
The broader market shows a range of approaches to corporate Bitcoin holdings. For instance, Jack Dorsey's Block recently pushed its corporate treasury to 8,997 BTC in the first quarter of 2026 with a purchase of 114 BTC, reinforcing a strategy of consistent accumulation. The company holds a total of 28,355 BTC when including customer balances.
In contrast, Riot Platforms has been reducing its Bitcoin stack to fund a pivot into artificial intelligence infrastructure. The company's holdings have fallen to 15,680 BTC from 19,368 BTC at the start of the year. Riot is also actively using its Bitcoin as collateral for a $200 million fixed-rate credit facility with Coinbase, demonstrating a strategy of leveraging assets for financing rather than just accumulation.
This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice.
