Institutional Bitcoin Holdings Reach over 933,000 Units as Corporate Investment Expands
In a significant development for the Bitcoin ecosystem, a growing number of public companies are increasingly investing in digital assets. According to data released by Phoenix Group on August 8, 2025, the combined Bitcoin reserves of these companies total 4.44% of the total Bitcoin supply.
The top ten public companies hold around 4.44% of the entire Bitcoin supply, emphasizing a strong trend of institutional accumulation. Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), the undisputed largest corporate Bitcoin holder, holds approximately 607,770 BTC, worth about $71.76 billion. Mara Holdings, Inc. follows closely with around 50,000 BTC, valued near $5.87 billion.
Other notable companies with large Bitcoin reserves include XXII (21Shares), Riot Platforms, Inc., Donald Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG), Bullish, and Twenty One Capital. Each of these companies holds significant amounts of Bitcoin, with values ranging from $1.34 billion to $4.37 billion.
Collectively, over 35 public firms each hold at least 1,000 BTC, and publicly traded companies now hold over 844,822 BTC in total, valued at more than $100 billion. The US leads with 94 public entities holding Bitcoin, followed by Canada and the UK.
This trend reflects growing institutional adoption of Bitcoin as a strategic asset for treasury management, portfolio diversification, and a hedge against inflation. The increased Bitcoin holdings of publicly traded companies highlight a growing institutional presence in the Bitcoin ecosystem.
Notable examples of companies with substantial Bitcoin holdings include Galaxy Digital Holdings, Bitcoin Group SE, and Coinbase Global, Inc. Each of these companies holds Bitcoin worth millions of dollars, underscoring the increasing acceptance of Bitcoin as a legitimate investment asset by major corporations.
As more public companies continue to invest in Bitcoin, the digital asset's role as a mainstream financial asset is becoming increasingly evident. The future of Bitcoin in the corporate world is promising, with many expecting further growth in institutional adoption.
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- The top ten public companies, including Strategy, Mara Holdings, Inc., XXII (21Shares), Riot Platforms, Inc., Donald Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG), Bullish, and Twenty One Capital, collectively hold over 4.44% of the total Bitcoin supply, combined worth more than $100 billion.
- Institutional presence in the Bitcoin ecosystem is increasing, as over 35 public firms each hold at least 1,000 BTC, with noteworthy examples such as Galaxy Digital Holdings, Bitcoin Group SE, and Coinbase Global, Inc.
- As more public companies invest in Bitcoin, the digital asset's role as a mainstream financial asset is becoming increasingly evident, according to reports from Phoenix Group, CoinDesk, Bloomberg, and Yahoo Finance.
