The United States to date is the world leader in absorbing Bitcoin reserves. This rapid increase is being fueled by more transparent regulations and greater acceptance of cryptocurrency as a central strategic asset. Publicly listed companies are in a race to add Bitcoin to their balance sheets. This unprecedented pace of adoption indicates a historic tipping point in corporate capital allocation.

These last four weeks have seen 22 different publicly traded companies gaining a net total of 11.3 billion dollars in public companies’ holdings of Bitcoin. Former U.S. President Donald Trump on March 6 unveiled a plan for a Bitcoin strategic reserve. This decision has only further added to the increasing stack of Bitcoin. The decision is notable, as it reflects the increasing global trend of acknowledging Bitcoin’s capacity to be incorporated into national economic strategies.

Weirdly though, U.S. Congress is currently a hotbed of regulatory momentum. The growing bipartisan support for bills establishing comprehensive crypto market structure and stablecoin frameworks further sweetens the pot for businesses looking to adopt Bitcoin. Brian Quintenz, nominated to chair the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). His reputation as Bitcoin-friendly further raises the optimistic view of the future of the crypto market.

Several companies have made notable Bitcoin acquisitions. GameStop, for example, received 4,710 Bitcoin indirectly via its $1.75 billion convertible note offering. At the same time, Japan’s Metaplanet is going hard to scoop up a 210,000 Bitcoin treasury underlining the global interest in Bitcoin as a reserve asset.

U.S. states are already looking at the possibility of establishing their own Bitcoin reserves. Texas and Arizona are blazing trails with these cool programs. Consider the fact that the federal government currently owns nearly 200,000 Bitcoin. This largely derives from asset seizures, highlighting its impressive interest in the burgeoning cryptocurrency.

Other countries, like Japan, Brazil, Czech Republic, and Pakistan, are considering BTC treasury allocations. Just last week, the Czech Republic faced a controversy over a Bitcoin donation received from someone associated with the Silk Road. This unfortunate episode demonstrates the immediate need for rigorous scrutiny of cryptocurrency trading.

Matador Technologies released a Bitcoin.Institutional Adoption Weekly report last week on June 13, documenting the growing institutional adoption of Bitcoin. The report highlights what a key role regulatory clarity is playing in fueling this trend. This indicates that as regulations become clearer and more favorable, corporate Bitcoin reserves will continue to grow.