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Bitcoin treasuries have reached a record $135 billion as institutional adoption of
accelerates, according to aggregated data from multiple sources[1][2]. This surge reflects a strategic shift among corporations, governments, and financial institutions, with over 3.4 million (16.2% of Bitcoin's 21 million supply) now held in institutional reserves. The trend underscores Bitcoin's evolution from a speculative asset to a recognized store of value and inflation hedge, with entities ranging from public companies to ETFs and DeFi protocols consolidating their holdings[2].Public companies lead the charge, accounting for 4.08% of the total supply (857,322 BTC) in corporate treasuries. MicroStrategy remains the largest single holder, with 601,550 BTC valued at over $71 billion as of July 2025[3]. Marathon Digital Holdings,
, and XXI follow closely, with holdings exceeding 50,000 BTC each. These firms leverage Bitcoin as both a balance sheet hedge and a strategic reserve, often financed through equity or debt. Tesla's 11,509 BTC, acquired in 2021, remains a notable but static position[3].ETFs have further institutionalized Bitcoin investment, holding 6.82% of the total supply (1.43 million BTC) as of July 2025[2]. The iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) alone accounts for 3.33% of the supply, while Fidelity's Wise Origin Fund and Grayscale's Bitcoin Trust hold 0.97% and 0.88%, respectively. These funds provide regulated access to Bitcoin for traditional investors, contributing to a $156 billion market cap for Bitcoin ETFs[2]. Private companies and mining firms add another 2.01% of the supply, with Tether's 100,521 BTC and Xapo Bank's 38,931 BTC highlighting the role of custodians and corporate treasuries[2].
Geopolitical entities also play a role, with the U.S. and China holding 0.99% and 0.92% of the supply, respectively. El Salvador's 0.03% (6,089 BTC) and Bhutan's 0.006% (13,029 BTC) reflect sovereign diversification strategies[2]. Meanwhile, DeFi protocols and
(WBTC) contribute 0.79% of the supply, signaling growing integration of Bitcoin into decentralized financial systems[2].The consolidation of Bitcoin treasuries signals a maturing market where institutional confidence rivals that of traditional assets. Analysts note that Bitcoin's role as a hedge against monetary inflation and its adoption in capital allocation strategies are reshaping corporate treasury management[3]. With infrastructure for custody and compliance improving, the trend is expected to continue, further solidifying Bitcoin's place in global finance[3].
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