Samara Asset Group bitcoin holdings
Issued Europe's first bitcoin bond, and holds coins worth a large fraction of its own market value.
Key figures
- Bitcoin held
- 540 BTC
- As of
- 2026-08-13
- Rank
- 61 of 165
- Value at current price
- $34.1M
- Share of 21 million
- <0.01%
Holdings over time
Cumulative bitcoin held after each disclosed event. The line steps rather than slopes because treasury positions change on purchase dates, not continuously.
Only a few disclosures are on file so far. The line joins the points we can source, and grows as more are published.
We do not yet have enough dated market cap points for Samara Asset Group to chart its valuation history. Rather than interpolate, we leave it out until the figures are filled in.
Every disclosure we have
| Date | Event | Change | Total held | Note | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-08-13 | Tracked | 540 | Tracker sync | ||
| 2025-07-12 | Reported | 525 | 525 BTC worth about $57.3 million, roughly 28 percent of the company's market value at the time. | panewslab.com |
About Samara Asset Group
Samara Asset Group was founded in 2018 as Cryptology Asset Group and renamed in March 2023. It is based in Sliema, Malta, listed in Germany, and its business is seeding emerging managers and building companies in digital assets, with bitcoin as the primary treasury reserve behind that.
It was the first European issuer to fund a treasury with a bitcoin bond, which is a genuinely different instrument from the convertible notes that dominate this sector: the debt is raised specifically against the coin position rather than against equity dilution.
The position is large relative to the company. It held 525 coins in July 2025, worth about $57.3 million, which at the time was roughly 28 percent of its entire market value. For a listed investment company that ratio is the whole story, because it means the share price is substantially a leveraged view on bitcoin whatever else the portfolio does.
Compared with its neighbours
Sources
Holdings figures and their dates come from the disclosures linked in the history table above. Read the full methodology.