The battle for Bitcoin dominance heats up as corporate giants make bold moves—here’s what you need to know.
💼 MicroStrategy’s Massive BTC Haul
Just acquired: 22,048 BTC (1.92B)at∗∗1.92B)at∗∗86,969/BTC** (March 24–30).
Total holdings: 528,185 BTC (~35.6B),avg.cost∗∗35.6B),avg.cost∗∗67,458**.
Unrealized profit: ~**7.85B∗∗(atcurrent7.85B∗∗(atcurrent82,318 price).
Funding: Stock sales (MSTR, STRK, STRF).
Why it matters: MicroStrategy isn’t slowing down—its BTC stash now represents ~2.5% of Bitcoin’s total supply.
⛏️ MARA Strikes Back
Second-largest corporate holder: 46,374 BTC.
New $2B stock offering filed (March 28) with banking giants like Barclays & Cantor Fitzgerald.
Goal: Buy more BTC and close the gap with MicroStrategy.
The big question: Can miners like MARA keep up with pure-play accumulators?
📊 Market Watch
BTC price: $82,318 (down ~5% weekly).
Volatility alert: Big buys like these could signal institutional confidence—or a race against time before the halving.
🔍 Key Takeaways
✅ MicroStrategy’s bet: Converting its balance sheet into a Bitcoin reserve.
✅ MARA’s move: Leveraging Wall Street to compete.
⚠️ Risk check: If BTC dips below $67K, MicroStrategy’s profits vanish.
What’s next? Will more corporations join the Bitcoin arms race? 👀
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Comment: Who’s the smarter player—MSTR or MARA?
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