While Bitcoin (BTC) underwent a sharp correction and retreated to the $66,000 level, corporate Bitcoin accumulation continues regardless of the short-term market decline.

Notably, asset management firm Strive recently purchased an additional 2,500 BTC, reportedly increasing its total holdings to around 19,000 BTC. It has also been reported that the firm is pushing forward with a large-scale investment plan to strengthen its Bitcoin strategy.

The market analysis suggests that such corporate Bitcoin purchases are going beyond simple investment purposes and are becoming established as "part of a financial strategy." In fact, over the past few years, there has been a continuous trend of multiple publicly listed companies converting a portion of their cash-equivalent assets into Bitcoin. In particular, it is evaluated that further corporate buying could impact overall market liquidity, especially at a time when the Bitcoin supply on exchanges is decreasing.

Meanwhile, price volatility has expanded in the short term. Bitcoin recently fell by more than 5% in a single day, dampening investor sentiment. However, some market participants believe that more attention should be paid to the expansion of long-term demand rather than short-term price corrections.

The industry projects that if institutional and corporate funds continue to steadily flow in, Bitcoin's long-term supply and demand structure is highly likely to be further strengthened.

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