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Over the past 24 hours, Galaxy Digital has stirred up a frenzy online as its 
flagged wallet sets began unloading thousands of bitcoin ( BTC) onto 
exchanges. A hefty chunk of these transfers ties back to the massive 80,000 
BTC Galaxy scooped up from a mysterious 2011 whale. Binance, Bybit, and Ghost 
Wallets Scoop Up […]

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A sea of red dominated the crypto market today, July 25, as Bitcoin and most 
altcoins continued their pullback.

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DigitalX Limited, an Australian digital Investment manager, has made headlines 
with a new Bitcoin (BTC) acquisition, signaling renewed institutional 
confidence in the market. The ASX-listed crypto fund manager has expanded its 
Bitcoin treasury by a whopping 74.7 BTC, marking a significant addition to its 
already existing holdings. DigitalX Buys 74.7 BTC In a recent X social media 
post on July 23, DigitalX confirmed the addition of 74.7 BTC to its treasury. 
The acquisition, completed at an average price of $117,293 per BTC, reflects 
the company’s ongoing commitment to its Bitcoin-led strategy. This latest 
purchase has raised the crypto fund manager’s total Bitcoin holdings to 499.8 
BTC, valued at approximately $91.3 million. Related Reading: Elon Musk’s 
SpaceX Moves Bitcoin Holdings For The First Time In 3 Years, Here’s Where It 
Went Notably, the company also announced and expanded on the details of this 
large-scale Bitcoin purchase in an official statement on Investorhub. Of its 
total 499.8 BTC holdings, 306.8 BTC are held directly by DigitalX, while the 
remaining 193 coins are held indirectly through 881,000 units in its ASX- 
listed Bitcoin ETF, BTXX. The recent addition of 74.7 Bitcoin follows an 
earlier acquisition of 57.5 BTC disclosed by the company on July 18, 2025. 
These back-to-back purchases demonstrate a continued reallocation of 
DigitalX’s digital asset treasury toward Bitcoin. The firm’s total treasury, 
excluding cash, now exceeds $104.4 million. As part of its long-term crypto 
strategy, DigitalX’s targeted portfolio adjustment reinforces its role as a 
leading institutional-grade Bitcoin investment vehicle on the Australian 
Securities Exchange. The crypto fund manager highlights its latest acquisition 
as a key step in its ongoing effort to establish Bitcoin as its core treasury 
reserve asset. Shareholder Focus Sharpens As Bitcoin Treasury Value Rises 
According to its official statement, DigitalX’s strategy goes beyond simply 
growing its BTC reserve. It also aims to enhance shareholder value through 
consistent and transparent reporting. The crypto fund manager now tracks its 
Bitcoin holdings per share in Satoshis (Sats), the smallest unit of BTC. 
Related Reading: Hold On For Dear Life: This Bullish Bitcoin Metric Just 
Touched A 15-Year High As of the latest update, DigitalX’s BTC per share 
stands at 33.88 Sats, marking a 58% increase in its Bitcoin treasury value 
since June 30, 2025. This figure reflects the impact of recent acquisitions 
and provides a somewhat measurable benchmark for investors assessing exposure 
to the company’s considerable portfolio. By prioritizing Bitcoin accumulation 
and optimizing its treasury structure, DigitalX continues to position itself 
as a prominent crypto-centric firm—one that views shareholder value as 
directly tied to the strength and growth of its BTC holdings. The company is 
also doubling down on its long-term vision of leveraging the flagship 
cryptocurrency as a strategic financial foundation. Leigh Travers, former CEO 
and present Non-Executive Chairman of DigitalX, reaffirmed the company’s 
commitment to its digital asset goals, stating that it aims to steadily grow 
its BTC portfolio throughout the year and well into the future. Featured image 
from Pixabay, chart from Tradingview.com

This Australian Investment Manager Just Added Bitcoin To Its Treasury, Here’s How Much BTC They’ve Bought

Bitcoin hovers near $117K after Galaxy confirmed a $9B sale of 80K BTC for a 
Satoshi-era investor, one of the largest exits ever.
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Bitcoin climbs to $117K after Galaxy completes 80K BTC sale for early whale

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