Publicly traded companies now hold 5.39% of Bitcoin's total supply. This article ranks the top 10 holders, led by Strategy (780,897 BTC), followed by Twenty One Capital, Metaplanet, and mining giants, reflecting accelerating institutional adoption.
CryptoComLearn's latest report reveals public companies now hold 5.39% of Bitcoin supply. Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) tops with 780,897 BTC, followed by Twenty One Capital and Metaplanet. The article details each company's holdings and market impact.
As of April 2026, the top 10 public companies hold about 990,000 BTC, representing 5.39% of total supply. Strategy leads with 780,897 BTC, followed by Twenty One Capital, Metaplanet, and miners like MARA. The list reflects growing institutional adoption.
As of July 2026, the top 10 public companies hold over 3.9 million BTC, representing 5.39% of total supply. Strategy (ex-MicroStrategy) dominates with 780,897 BTC, followed by Twenty One Capital, Metaplanet, and miners. Institutional adoption reshapes Bitcoin's role as digital gold.
As of April 2026, public companies now hold 5.39% of all Bitcoin supply. Strategy tops the list with 780,897 BTC, followed by Twenty One Capital, Metaplanet, MARA, and others. Miners pivot to AI while exchanges and financial firms accumulate.
Tether Investments proposes merging Twenty-One Capital with Strike and Elektron Energy, creating a listed giant integrating Bitcoin mining, finance, and treasury. If completed, the entity would have 50 EH/s hashrate and global reach, reshaping industry dynamics.
Tether Investments plans to support mergers involving Twenty-One Capital, Strike, and Elektron Energy to build an integrated listed Bitcoin platform spanning treasury, mining, and financial services.
Tether Investments plans to support mergers involving Twenty-One Capital, Strike, and Elektron to build an integrated Bitcoin platform spanning treasury, mining, and financial services, aiming to strengthen long-term growth and capital allocation.
