Try has expanded its corporate Bitcoin treasury to 26,355 BTC after purchasing an additional 1,355 BTC, according to a September 21 filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
The company paid a median price of approximately $79,475 per bitcoin for the latest acquisition. Before the transaction, Try reported holding 25,000 BTC on its own balance sheet.
Holdings refer to Try’s corporate treasury
The 26,355 BTC figure covers Bitcoin owned by Try itself. It does not include assets held for third parties through funds, managed products or other asset-management activities.
That distinction is important when comparing Try with asset managers that may custody Bitcoin on behalf of clients. In this case, the filing reflects a direct increase in the company’s own exposure to the cryptocurrency.
Corporate Bitcoin accumulation continues
Try’s latest purchase places it among the more active corporate Bitcoin buyers in the current market. The acquisition also comes as companies continue to expand treasury strategies built around Bitcoin, with investors increasingly focused on the scale and financing of individual purchases.
With the latest addition, Try’s reported corporate holdings stand at 26,355 BTC.
