Key Takeaways
- Figma's IPO filing shows $70 million in Bitcoin ETF holdings.
- The board has approved an additional $30 million Bitcoin purchase via USDC.
- Figma has allocated a total of $100 million to Bitcoin as part of its treasury strategy.
Design software company Figma has disclosed it holds $70 million in Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) as part of its S-1 filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
The regulatory document, shared on July 1, 2025, also confirms board approval for an additional $30 million allocation toward Bitcoin, to be executed via USDC.
Board approves further bitcoin allocation
A post from market commentator db highlighted the move:
Design app Figma just filed to go public
— db (@tier10k) July 1, 2025
Its S-1 shows $70M held in Bitcoin ETFs, and board approval for another $30M BTC purchase via USDC pic.twitter.com/Bd7Pf4Nrcs
This brings Figma’s total allocated funds for Bitcoin investments to $100 million, reflecting a growing trend among technology companies adding Bitcoin to their corporate treasury strategies.
Part of corporate treasury strategy
Figma, known for its widely used design platform, now joins the list of public companies holding Bitcoin on their balance sheets.
The disclosure in its IPO documentation signals increasing mainstream adoption of Bitcoin as a treasury asset by major tech firms.
