According to a ChainCatcher report citing Cointelegraph, corporate digital asset treasuries (DAT) have net accumulated approximately 260,000 Bitcoin over the past six months, valued at around $25 billion, equivalent to an average monthly accumulation of 43,000 Bitcoin. During the same period, Bitcoin miners produced only about 82,000 Bitcoin, meaning corporate purchases were more than three times the production, highlighting the ongoing trend of corporate balance sheets increasing their Bitcoin holdings. Currently, public and private corporate treasuries collectively hold approximately 1.2 million Bitcoin, with Strategy holding 687,410 Bitcoin (60%), valued at around $65.5 billion. The second-largest corporate holder is MARA Holdings, which holds 53,250 Bitcoin, valued at approximately $5 billion.
Corporate Bitcoin Holdings Rise by 260,000 BTC in 6 Months, Exceeding Miner Output by 3x
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Corporate Bitcoin holdings increased by 260,000 BTC over the past six months, reaching a value of $25 billion, with an average monthly acquisition of 43,000 BTC. This rate of accumulation is three times higher than the output of miners, indicating strong value investing in cryptocurrency. Public and private treasuries now hold a total of 1.2 million BTC, with Strategy leading the pack at 687,410 BTC (60%). MARA Holdings is the second-largest with 53,250 BTC. Key levels to monitor include support and resistance around the current holdings.
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