Giga Inc. Increases Bitcoin Holdings by 38.03 BTC, Deepening Corporate Reserve Strategy

On March 9, 2025, U.S. private manufacturing company Giga Inc. announced the completion of a new round of Bitcoin acquisition, purchasing 38.03 BTC with a total investment of approximately $2.8 million, at an average price of $76,063. Following this increase, the company's cumulative Bitcoin holdings reached 1,252 BTC, further solidifying its leading position in digital asset reserves within the industrial sector. Since 2021, Giga Inc. has been implementing a systematic Bitcoin accumulation strategy, incorporating digital assets into the core of its corporate financial structure. Unlike the early trends driven solely by technology or financial companies, an increasing number of physical manufacturing companies are now viewing Bitcoin as a long-term store of value. This purchase was completed through compliant, institutional-grade channels, ensuring transaction security and legal compliance.

At the accounting level, Giga lists Bitcoin as an independent digital asset on its balance sheet, in compliance with the latest International Financial Reporting Standards for the disclosure of crypto assets. This transparent accounting method enhances the auditability and market trust of the company's asset allocation. To cope with price fluctuations, the company adopts a "dollar-cost averaging" strategy of buying in batches, effectively diluting market cycle risks and avoiding timing errors. The global institutional adoption of Bitcoin is accelerating. Traditional financial institutions are successively launching custody, trading, and risk control services, providing reliable access paths for physical enterprises. At the same time, major economies such as the United States are gradually improving the regulatory framework for digital assets, creating a clearer policy environment for companies to participate in the crypto market. In terms of asset allocation logic, companies are seeking reserve options with low correlation to traditional financial assets. With its total limit of 21 million coins, decentralized network, and anti-inflationary properties, Bitcoin demonstrates a unique value distinct from the fiat currency system. Especially against the backdrop of rising inflation expectations and continued monetary easing, an increasing number of manufacturing companies are incorporating Bitcoin into their long-term treasury management portfolios to achieve asset diversification and enhance risk resistance.