Santa Clara, California-based medical‑technology company Semler Scientific has announced that it plans to acquire 105,000 Bitcoins (BTC) over a period of three years.
The sum represents 0.5% of Bitcoin's maximum circulation supply.
The massive accumulation spree will be funded through a combination of debt financing, equity offerings as well as cash flows from its current operations.
The company, which specializes in offering point‑of‑care diagnostic tools of the likes of QuantaFlo, made its first BTC purchase of $40 million back in May 2024.
Through 2024, it continued accumulating Bitcoin at a steady pace, buying more than 1,500 coins.
This trend continued this year, with Semler Scientific's BTC coffers growing with each passing month. Its biggest purchase of 2025 (871 BTC) was announced in early February.
Semler Scientific's current Bitcoin holdings stand at a rather impressive $468.18 million, which makes it the fourth-largest BTC treasury company in the U.S. With the average purchasing price of $92,158, the company is currently sitting on a profit of 14.39%.
The company targets owning 10,000 BTC by the end of 2025.
Eric Semler, the chairman of Semler Scientific, recently stated that the company was focused on becoming "a powerhouse in Bitcoin."
"The healthcare story is interesting and helpful, but we are really interested in Bitcoin, a powerhouse in Bitcoin," Semler said during a recent podcast appearance.
In the meantime, there is growing skepticism surrounding the viability of the growing cohort of Bitcoin treasury companies.
Bob Loukas, a prominent trader, recently predicted that they will send the leading cyprocurnecy "to the stratosphere" while also warning about their future collapse.
Vladislav Sopov
U.Today Editorial Team