
Boyaa Interactive International Limited has purchased approximately 115 Bitcoin for $7.7 million between June 24 and September 4, 2026, according to latest market reports. The company spent HK$60 million using idle cash reserves generated from its business operations to fund these open-market transactions through regulated and licensed trading platforms. Following the latest purchases, Boyaa holds around 4,316 Bitcoin at an average purchase cost of $68,280 per BTC. The company's average acquisition cost has increased slightly from $68,211 reported at the start of 2026 when it held approximately 4,092 BTC. All purchases were funded with idle operational cash, ensuring the company isn't taking on debt or issuing shares to finance its Bitcoin accumulation strategy. The transactions qualified as discloseable transactions under Hong Kong Stock Exchange regulations, with applicable percentage ratios exceeding 5% but remaining below 25%.
More than 1,700 BTC from the company's holdings are planned for deployment across Web3 gaming, blockchain staking, liquidity and investment projects. During Q2 2026, Boyaa used 1,000 BTC for blockchain staking on Boyaa Network, a public blockchain designed for Web3 games that launched in Q2. The company has also allocated 1,000 BTC for staking on MTT Network, a Cosmos SDK-based blockchain supporting the MTT Sports gaming platform, where Boyaa holds a 25% equity stake. This strategic deployment represents approximately 23% of Boyaa's total holdings being actively put to work rather than sitting idle in cold storage. What separates Boyaa from most corporate Bitcoin holders is that it's not just sitting on the coins - roughly 23% of its total holdings are being put to work rather than sitting idle in cold storage.
The latest acquisition has positioned Boyaa Interactive as the 22nd largest public company Bitcoin holder globally according to BitcoinTreasuries.net rankings. This ranking reflects the company's significant Bitcoin accumulation since pivoting from its traditional gaming business in late 2023. The strategy mirrors what MicroStrategy pioneered in 2020, converting corporate cash into Bitcoin as a long-term treasury reserve. Boyaa's methodical approach to accumulation saw it add 108 BTC by mid-July 2026, bringing its total to 4,201 BTC before the latest purchases pushed the count to 4,316 BTC. The company's approach has been characterized as methodical rather than splashy, with the company ensuring transparency through proper regulatory disclosures and maintaining institutional-grade security for its Bitcoin holdings.
Boyaa's Bitcoin strategy extends beyond corporate treasury holdings to active deployment across its Web3 gaming ecosystem. YAAKO Wallet, a crypto wallet for gaming applications launched in Q4 2025, has been allocated 500 BTC for cross-chain bridge liquidity pools, with another 500 BTC planned between 2026 and 2027. Pet Land, a pet-themed social game incorporating Web3 technology and AI modules, is expected to launch within 2026, with 100 BTC allocated for in-game rewards between 2026 and 2028 and 1,000 BTC for blockchain network staking during 2026. The company's approach mirrors MicroStrategy's pioneering strategy of converting corporate cash into Bitcoin as a long-term treasury reserve, with Boyaa's methodical accumulation strategy demonstrating the potential of corporate Bitcoin adoption for gaming companies.
Boyaa maintains institutional-grade security for its Bitcoin holdings, with virtually all BTC held in offline cold-storage environments and private keys stored using multisignature authorization for transfers. The company purchases Bitcoin through trading platforms licensed by Hong Kong's Securities and Futures Commission, regulated platforms in other jurisdictions and qualified over-the-counter providers. The latest acquisition was classified as a discloseable transaction under Hong Kong listing rules since applicable percentage ratios exceeded 5% but remained below 25%. The accumulation has been methodical rather than splashy, with the company ensuring transparency through proper regulatory disclosures and maintaining strict security protocols for its substantial Bitcoin holdings.