Corporate Bottom Fishing for Bitcoin: Buying 260,000 Coins in Six Months, Holding Over 1.2 Million Coins

HashBandit · 2026-01-14T05:32:13+00:00

In the past six months, companies have taken a positive stance towards Bitcoin, with a net increase of approximately 260,000 coins, demonstrating fearlessness towards price fluctuations. The total holdings have reached 1.2 million coins, reflecting that in the face of economic uncertainty, enterprises are increasingly valuing digital assets to hedge against traditional asset risks.

HashBandit

2026-01-14 05:32:13

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【CoinPush】The recent half-year attitude of corporate treasuries towards Bitcoin is particularly interesting—net increase of about 260,000 coins in six months, equivalent to $25 billion, averaging 43,000 coins purchased per month. How impressive is this number? During the same period, Bitcoin miners produced only 82,000 coins, so corporate buying power is more than three times the production volume. This indicates that institutions do not care about price fluctuations; they are continuously accumulating at low prices.

The current situation is as follows: the total amount of Bitcoin held by public and private enterprises has reached approximately 1.2 million coins. What does this mean? Strategy dominates with 687,410 coins, accounting for 60%, valued at $65.5 billion. The second tier, MARA Holdings, holds 53,250 coins, with a market value of $5 billion. What does this reflect? It shows that in the face of increasing macroeconomic uncertainty, the importance of digital assets like Bitcoin in asset allocation is continuously rising. Corporate finance departments are now using Bitcoin to hedge traditional asset risks, and this trend seems to be continuing.

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PaperHandsCriminal

· 01-14 06:02

Haha, I'm late again. I mistakenly took this bottom-fishing as bottom-fishing for my account.

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NeverVoteOnDAO

· 01-14 06:01

Is this institutional dip-buying move amazing, even faster than miners' production by nearly three times? Is it genuine optimism or just a simple bottom-fishing?

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LightningClicker

· 01-14 05:55

Institutions are frantically buying up, while us retail investors are still hesitating whether to get on board or not.

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AirdropSkeptic