More than 130 public companies are now reported to be accumulating Bitcoin as part of their long-term financial strategy. The total value of $BTC they collectively hold has surpassed $87 billion, reflecting about 3.2% of the total circulating BTC supply.
This step is taken through various schemes: from issuing new shares, selling convertible bonds, to diversifying operational cash. This strategy was popularized by MicroStrategy (now named Strategy), which now holds more than 592,000 BTC, making it the largest institutional BTC holder in the world.
Some large companies that are reported to have directly purchased BTC include:
Strategy (MicroStrategy)
Tesla
Block
Metaplanet (Japan)
Trump Media
GameStop
Although this strategy exerts significant buying pressure on the market, some analysts warn of latent risks—especially if BTC prices experience a drastic decline, while companies have relied on debt or equity instruments to finance their purchases.
Nevertheless, the surge in BTC accumulation by corporate entities marks a paradigm shift: from speculative assets to strategic reserve instruments, even as part of official financial statements.
