According to a post on X cited by ChainCatcher, Bitcoin Treasuries.NET said that Strategy (MSTR) now holds an amount of Bitcoin equal to 1.3 times the combined holdings of all governments globally. The comparison highlights how large Strategy’s public BTC treasury has become relative to sovereign holdings tracked by public sources. It also reinforces the company’s dominant position among corporate Bitcoin holders. The report did not include additional breakdowns or new figures beyond the headline comparison, and the claim was presented as a data-point update from Bitcoin Treasuries.NET.
Updated treasury comparison
ChainCatcher reported that Bitcoin Treasuries.NET said in a post on X that Strategy (MSTR) currently holds a Bitcoin position equal to 1.3 times the combined amount held by all governments worldwide. Based on the platform’s stated comparison, Strategy’s public Bitcoin treasury now stands meaningfully above the aggregate sovereign total tracked through public disclosures and related records.
Why the figure matters
The data point underlines the growing weight of public companies in the global Bitcoin ownership structure. Within the public treasury narrative, Strategy remains the leading corporate holder, and the fact that its position is described as exceeding total government holdings by a multiple of 1.3 adds further emphasis to its role in market discussions. The report itself did not provide further detail, methodology updates, or additional numerical context beyond the comparison cited from Bitcoin Treasuries.NET.
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