3% of Bitcoin supply in control of firms with BTC on balance sheets: The good, bad and ugly
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Firms with Bitcoin on their balance sheets now hold over 630,000 BTC, more than 3% of BTC’s fixed 21 million supply.
Corporate accumulation supports the narrative of Bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset.
Major holders include Tesla, Block, Strategy and BTC mining firms, signaling a shift from retail flows to strategic institutional positioning.
Short-term market uncertainty could support Bitcoin gains in the long term.
BTC crosses $88,000 sticky resistance on Monday, eyes re-test of $90,000.
Bitcoin disappointed traders with lackluster performance in 2025, hitting the $100,000 milestone and consolidating under the milestone thereafter. The largest cryptocurrency however found its calling as a “strategic reserve asset” for giants like Strategy, Tesla, Block and several Bitcoin mining firms.
Bitcoin rallied past $88,000 early on Monday, the dominant token eyes the $90,000 level.
Top ten publicly known Bitcoin treasury companies control 3% of supply
Bitcoin accumulation by sophisticated market participants, like corporates buying BTC with funds from their balance sheet and crossing a key milestone, controlling over 3% of supply is positive for the cryptocurrency’s growth.
Data from Bitcoin Magazine shows the top 10 firms and their Bitcoin holdings, the total crosses 630,000 BTC, signaling their confidence and a shift in Bitcoin cycle structure from retail speculation to institutional accumulation.
Strategy, formerly MicroStrategy, leads the group, followed by Bitcoin mining firms Marathon Digital Holdings, Riot Platforms and CleanSpark.
Top ten publicly known firms holding Bitcoin on their balance sheet | Source: Bitcoin Magazine
On the one hand, Bitcoin ETF inflows are drying up and on the other firms are positioning themselves strategically with Bitcoin reserves in their treasury. Data from The Block shows that
US-based spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $7.14 billion in volume last week, the lowest daily average for any week with at least four trading days so far this year.
With tightening Bitcoin supply and rising demand from firms gobbling BTC tokens for their treasuries, BTC could see a shift in its scarcity narrative and its four-year market cycles.
Why more CEOs could follow in the footsteps of Strategy’s former CEO Saylor
Strategy’s treasury is sitting on unrealized gain of $9.32 billion, and the stock price has rallied 2,466% since the firm started holding BTC. With fewer than 2 million BTC left to be mined, Bitcoin’s narrative changes and if firms follow in Michael Saylor’s (former Strategy CEO’s) plan, demand could increase further and support gains in the token.
Strategy’s real-time P&L of treasury as of April 20 | Source: Bitcoin Magazine
Metaplanet announced earlier today that with the acquisition of 330 Bitcoin tokens, their total holdings climbed to 4,855. Beyond BTC accumulation, Saylor’s playbook involves funding future Bitcoin purchases and managing of BTC as part of a corporate treasury.
Will Bitcoin gain from corporate BTC supply dominance in the long term?
While markets continue to deal with the uncertainty of President Trump’s pressure on the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates, there is higher volatility in top cryptocurrencies. While traders grapple with the uncertainty, Bitcoin could benefit from retail investment, accumulation by whales and large wallet investors.
The digital gold narrative could make a comeback and Bitcoin could emerge as an asset relevant to traders in the long-term.
Bitcoin eyes re-test of $90,000
Bitcoin is nearly 2% away from the closest resistance of $90,000. Less than 5% gains could push Bitcoin to test resistance at $92,540, the February 25 high for BTC. Two key momentum indicators, Relative Strength Index (RSI) and Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) support a bullish thesis for Bitcoin.
RSI is sloping upwards and reads 59 and MACD flashes green histogram bars above the neutral line.
BTC/USDT daily price chart
Bitcoin trades at $88,086 at the time of writing, traders await a re-test of the $90,000 level.
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