Public Companies Now Control Over 6% of All Bitcoin: A Look at the Top Holders
The growing embrace of Bitcoin by publicly traded corporations has reached a new milestone. According to the latest data from $BTC Treasuries, the top 100 public companies worldwide now collectively hold 1,264,867 $BTC, representing 6.02% of the cryptocurrencys total capped supply of 21 million coins. This concentration of digital assets within the corporate sector underscores a significant shift in how major institutions view Bitcoin as a treasury asset. The Dominance of Strategy and the Leading Holders The list is headlined by Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), which alone accounts for 847,363 $BTC — more than two-thirds of all corporate Bitcoin holdings tracked. This aggressive accumulation strategy, spearheaded by co-founder Michael Saylor, has made the company the single largest corporate Bitcoin holder globally. The remaining top nine holders include a mix of investment vehicles, mining companies, and exchanges, reflecting diverse motivations for holding the asset. Following Strategy, the next largest holders are Twenty-One Capital (43,514 $BTC), Metaplanet (43,000 $BTC), MARA Holdings (36,303 $BTC), and the Bitcoin Standard Treasury Company (30,021 $BTC). The list also includes Bullish (24,300 $BTC), Strive (19,864 $BTC), SpaceX (18,712 $BTC), Coinbase Global (16,492 $BTC), and Riot Platforms (15,680 $BTC). What This Means for the Bitcoin Market The fact that a small number of public









