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#数字资产市场动态 $ETH $BNB
In 2025, there is an interesting phenomenon worth noting — among the top 20 companies holding Bitcoin globally, two Chinese companies have emerged. What enabled Cangu and Yue Shang Group to achieve this? Essentially, it’s through the "backdoor" of overseas listing, quietly accumulating $BTC in the US stock market.
This approach is called "curve accumulation," with a clear core logic: leveraging the flexibility of offshore listing platforms to circumvent domestic policy restrictions while achieving global capital allocation. This is not just about holding positions; behind it is actually a larger game of capital — how to maximize the deployment of crypto assets within regulatory frameworks.
Interestingly, what does this trend reflect? On one hand, it indicates that Chinese companies’ influence in the global crypto ecosystem is rising; on the other hand, it exposes a reality: differing attitudes toward digital assets across regions are fostering more and more creative hedging solutions. The global competition for $BTC allocation is no longer just simple investment behavior but a genuine strategic capital game. What this means for the entire market remains to be seen.