In a recent regulatory filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Nasdaq-listed medical equipment and software firm Semler Scientific revealed it had acquired an additional 210 Bitcoin (BTC), bringing its total holdings to 4,846 BTC.
Semler Scientific Buys 210 Bitcoin
The California-headquartered company continues to grow its exposure to the world’s largest cryptocurrency by market cap. According to the filing, Semler Scientific purchased 210 BTC between July 3 and July 16, spending $25 million at an average cost of $118,974 per BTC.
At current market prices, the company’s total BTC holdings are valued at nearly $570 million. Meanwhile, the average acquisition cost of its Bitcoin stack stands at approximately $93,890 per BTC, with a cumulative investment of $455 million.
It is worth highlighting that Semler Scientific’s latest purchase has pushed the company to the 14th position on the list of publicly traded firms with the largest BTC treasuries. This move reflects its growing commitment to Bitcoin as part of its corporate strategy.
According to data from CoinGecko, Michael Saylor’s Strategy – formerly known as MicroStrategy – continues to be the leading publicly-traded firm with the largest Bitcoin holdings, effectively controlling almost 3% of the total BTC circulating supply.
Other notable companies in the list include Marathon Digital Holdings, Metaplanet, Galaxy Digital Holdings, Tesla, and Coinbase Global. Semler Scientific is followed by GameStop which holds a total of 4,710 BTC in its treasury.
In its regulatory filing, Semler Scientific reported a Year-to-Date (YTD) Bitcoin Yield of 30.3%. To explain, Bitcoin Yield is a key performance indicator for investors that reflects the growth of BTC per share.
Interestingly, the company’s recent Bitcoin acquisitions have been funded largely through proceeds from an at-the-market (ATM) equity offering. Since April 2025, this offering has raised $175 million.
However, Semler Scientific’s stock performance in 2025 has been underwhelming. According to Yahoo! Finance, its share price has dropped roughly 34.4% over the past six months – from $65.98 on January 21 to $42.25 at the time of writing.
Companies Accumulate BTC Despite Fresh ATH
Despite Bitcoin’s historic bull run and repeated all-time highs (ATHs), corporate demand remains strong. Recently, Michael Saylor hinted that Strategy may be preparing to increase its BTC reserves once again.
Japanese firm Metaplanet also continues to ramp up its BTC purchases. Most recently, the firm acquired another 800 BTC, increasing its total holdings to 15,500 BTC.
Meanwhile, corporate digital asset accumulation isn’t limited to BTC. In the past 30 days alone, companies have acquired over 550,000 Ethereum (ETH). At press time, BTC trades at $118,776, up 0.1% in the past 24 hours.
