Saylor’s Strategy Dominates Corporate Bitcoin Holdings With 84% Share
Saylor’s Strategy, the business intelligence firm formerly known as microstrategy, has solidified its position as the dominant corporate holder of Bitcoin, owning 84% of the combined Bitcoin reserves of the top 10 publicly traded companies. As of March 27, 2025, Saylor’s Strategy holds an impressive 506,137 BTC, valued at over $44.2 billion at the current price of approximately $87,000 per BTC. This substantial holding represents roughly 2.5% of Bitcoin’s entire circulating supply, underscoring the firm’s aggressive accumulation strategy.
The company’s Bitcoin position was built through a series of calculated debt offerings and equity sales starting in 2020, under the leadership of Executive Chairman Michael Saylor, a vocal advocate for Bitcoin. The only significant sale of Bitcoin by the company occurred in December 2022, when 704 BTC were sold for tax optimization purposes. This strategic approach has placed Saylor’s Strategy in a unique position among corporate Bitcoin accumulators, with its holdings accounting for nearly 84% of the combined Bitcoin reserves of the top 10 publicly traded corporate holders.
Beyond Saylor’s Strategy, Bitcoin mining firms are another major category of corporate BTC holders. Companies like marathon digital, with approximately 26,842 BTC, and Galaxy Digital, holding around 15,449 BTC, benefit directly from holding the asset they produce. These firms mine Bitcoin at operational costs significantly below its market value, allowing them to build substantial asset reserves without the typical capital expenditure required for direct market purchases. As mining hardware and energy efficiency improve, this approach can become even more profitable, strengthening their balance sheets. hut 8 Mining is also frequently cited among significant miner holders.
Several non-mining public companies have also emerged as key Bitcoin holders, demonstrating diverse motivations. block Inc., formerly known as Square, holds around 8,038 BTC, reflecting its early entry and continued conviction in the asset. tesla, despite selling a portion of its initial purchase in 2022, still maintains 11,509 BTC on its balance sheet. Coinbase, as a leading crypto-native exchange, naturally holds about 9,183 BTC for operational and reserve needs. Additionally, newer entrants signal potentially broadening corporate adoption. Tokyo-based investment firm Metaplanet, for instance, has aggressively accumulated 2,888 BTC, drawing some comparisons to Saylor’s Strategy’s approach. Video platform Rumble Inc. also made headlines by purchasing 188 BTC as part of its stated digital transformation strategy. This growing wave of diverse corporate interest suggests Bitcoin is becoming increasingly embedded within modern corporate finance considerations.

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