ZOOZ Power bitcoin holdings
Makes flywheels that let EVs charge fast on weak grids, and in 2025 raised $180 million to become Israel's first corporate bitcoin treasury.
Key figures
- Bitcoin held
- 1,036 BTC
- As of
- 2026-08-13
- Rank
- 40 of 165
- Value at current price
- $65.4M
- Share of 21 million
- <0.01%
- Average cost
- $116,195 per BTC
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.
We have one dated figure for ZOOZ Power so far, shown in the table below, and the table says where it came from. A chart needs at least two dated points, and we would rather show nothing than draw a trend through a single figure. This fills in as the company publishes, or as we backfill its earlier announcements.
Every disclosure we have
| Date | Event | Change | Total held | Note | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-08-13 | Tracked | 1,036 | Tracker sync |
About ZOOZ Power
ZOOZ Power's original business is genuinely useful and has nothing to do with bitcoin: flywheel based power boosting that allows ultra fast EV charging at sites where the grid cannot supply the peak load. It is dual listed on Nasdaq and the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange.
In July 2025 it announced a $180 million private placement with about 95 percent of the net proceeds earmarked for a bitcoin reserve, the remainder repaying $3 million of debt. That made it the first company dual listed in New York and Tel Aviv to adopt the strategy. Crypto.com executes the purchases.
The governance arrangement is the part worth noting. Jordan Fried, a founding executive of Hedera Hashgraph, became chief executive from 31 July 2025 to run the treasury, while Erez Zimmerman stayed in charge of the flywheel and charging business. Two chief executives in effect, one for each half of the company, which is an honest acknowledgement that the two halves have nothing to do with each other.
Compared with its neighbours
Sources
Holdings figures and their dates come from the disclosures linked in the history table above. Read the full methodology.