Data: 84 listed companies hold approximately 665,600 BTC, accounting for 3.17% of the total amount
According to statistics, currently 84 listed companies hold a total of 665,600 Bitcoins, accounting for 3.17% of the total Bitcoin supply. Compared with the 444,231 held in November 2024, there has been an increase of over 220,000 within four months and the holding ratio has increased by more than one percentage point.
Among them, Strategy Company holds 506,137 Bitcoins which accounts for 76% of all listed company holdings. The top ten listed companies collectively hold a total of 628,932 Bitcoins which is equivalent to about 94.5% of the total amount held by these firms. Data shows that institutional holding trends are significantly accelerating and listed companies are becoming an important force in Bitcoin asset allocation.
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