Adding Over $16M in Bitcoin: How Vaultz Capital is Playing the Treasury Game in UK

Vaultz Capital plc, a London-based digital asset firm trading on AQSE under ticker V3TC, just expanded its bitcoin holdings with a fresh 17.146721 BTC acquisition on August 13, 2025. At the current bitcoin price levels, this move signals the company’s confidence in holding crypto assets despite market volatility.

The Numbers Behind the Bitcoin Accumulation

The latest purchase came in at £1,519,893.73, pricing each BTC at approximately £88,640.49 (around $120,308.36). This brings Vaultz Capital’s total bitcoin treasury to 135 BTC, valued at roughly $16.2 million. Across the entire portfolio, the company’s average entry price sits at £85,622.47 per bitcoin, with cumulative spending of £11,559,034.

What’s interesting here is that Vaultz Capital continues its systematic approach to bitcoin accumulation—this isn’t a one-off trade but part of a deliberate long-term treasury strategy. The firm positions itself as an operating company building infrastructure revenue streams within the Bitcoin network, primarily through hashrate acquisition and cloud mining operations aimed at generating returns from block rewards and transaction fees.

The Reality Check: Stock Performance vs. Bitcoin Holdings

Here’s where things get complicated. While Vaultz Capital keeps piling into BTC, its equity performance tells a different story. V3TC shares have taken a beating: down 24% over the past five days alone, and bleeding 56% over the last month. This disconnect between asset accumulation and share price performance raises questions about investor sentiment around the company’s business model.

The company openly acknowledges the risks inherent in holding bitcoin, as flagged by UK regulators (FCA), including extreme volatility, total loss potential, regulatory gaps, operational failures, and security vulnerabilities—concerns that likely factor into the stock’s weakness.

Where Does This Place Vaultz in the Industry?

With 135 BTC now under management, Vaultz Capital ranks 77th among all bitcoin treasury firms. It’s a respectable position but tells you the company is mid-tier in this growing space where institutions and corporations worldwide are building bitcoin reserves. Given the UK bitcoin price environment and regulatory scrutiny, Vaultz’s continued accumulation suggests they’re betting on long-term appreciation despite near-term headwinds.