Bitcoin was once a controversial asset, subject to skepticism and even labeled as a ponzi scheme throughout its first decade. However, in just the past few years, Bitcoin has achieved a major turning point: it has been recognized and adopted as a reserve asset by leading organizations worldwide.
Today, hundreds of publicly traded companies across major stock exchanges globally have added Bitcoin to their balance sheets. The list of the top 100 companies holding the most Bitcoin (see image below) is a clear testament to the expanding institutional acceptance of Bitcoin.
Notably, this list does not include major private companies (such as Elon Musk’s SpaceX), Bitcoin spot ETFs, family offices, or even the reserves held by sovereign nations (like El Salvador, Bhutan, the United States, China, Ukraine, and others).
Institutional adoption of Bitcoin is only just beginning, yet Bitcoin’s price has already surpassed the $100,000 mark. If the trend of large companies, organizations, and investment funds continuing to accumulate Bitcoin expands further, the real demand for this asset will keep growing—driving sustainable, long-term price growth.
If you think Bitcoin’s price has already risen too much, or that $100,000 is an all-time high, just look at reality: many major companies and investment funds are still buying millions of dollars’ worth of Bitcoin at these prices. Do you really think they are unaware of how fast the price has climbed, or do they actually understand the long-term potential of $BTC better than the majority?
Remember: it is these organizations that are the true professional investors, with long-term vision and clear strategies
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