According to CoinWorld news, on July 31 (UTC+8), BBX's comprehensive disclosure of cryptocurrency concept stocks reported that on July 30, 2025, the global capital markets welcomed a surge in cryptocurrency asset investments. Several listed companies disclosed their latest holdings dynamics, with a single-day capital inflow exceeding $2.7 billion, setting a record high since 2025. MicroStrategy reignites the Bitcoin investment frenzy; Nasdaq-listed company MicroStrategy (stock code: Strategy) announced the latest purchase of 21,021 Bitcoins, at a cost of $2.46 billion. This increase brings its total holdings to 628,791 Bitcoins, maintaining its position at the top of the global listed companies' Bitcoin holdings chart. Data shows that the company's Bitcoin investment return rate for 2025 has reached 25%. Ethereum attracts institutional funds - 180 Life Sciences plans to raise $425 million through private sales to establish an Ethereum treasury and will be renamed ETHZilla Corporation - Fundamental Global plans to raise $200 million through stock issuance to launch an Ethereum reserve strategy - BTCS Inc. announced plans to raise $2 billion to expand its ETH reserves. European companies continue to increase Bitcoin investments - UK-listed company The Smarter Web Company increased its holdings by 225 Bitcoins, bringing its total to 2,050 Bitcoins - Swedish H100 Group added 56.9 Bitcoins to its holdings, raising its total to 685.1 Bitcoins - UK mining company Hamak Gold allocated Bitcoin assets for the first time, purchasing 20 Bitcoins. Emerging assets attract institutional attention; Nasdaq-listed company Nuvve Holding announced its first investment of $3 million to purchase HYPE tokens, indicating that institutional investors' interest in emerging blockchain projects is heating up. As the regulatory environment gradually clarifies, institutional investors are accelerating their allocation of cryptocurrency assets.