2026-01-10 13:21:54

Corporate treasuries are loading up. Over 923,000 BTC now sits on the balance sheets of publicly traded companies—that's roughly $86 billion worth at current market rates. What started as fringe thinking has become mainstream: Bitcoin isn't just a speculative bet anymore for these institutions. It's serious portfolio diversification.

The momentum tells a story. Major corporations treating Bitcoin as a legitimate store of value signals a shift in how large organizations think about capital allocation. With inflation pressures and currency debasement concerns, hard asset accumulation makes sense from a treasury management standpoint.

This institutional appetite keeps building. As more public companies recognize Bitcoin's role in hedging long-term purchasing power, expect to see these on-chain holdings grow. The corporate embrace validates what the crypto community has been saying: Bitcoin functions differently when held at scale.

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CryptoTarotReader

· 19h ago

Now major institutions are really starting to play for keeps, no longer just talking on paper. --- Wait, over 920,000 Bitcoins have been transferred to company accounts? This is definitely preparing for the next wave. --- Basically, it's because inflation is too crazy, the dollar is worthless, so they buy Bitcoin with a hard head... But thinking the other way around, this is indeed good news for us. --- The institutional entry has been obvious for a long time. What's the point of only announcing it now? It should have been like this from the start. --- I just want to know how much more they will add to their holdings. 9 million coins isn't the end point...

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ZKSherlock

· 20h ago

Actually... before we get all starry-eyed about corporate adoption, let's think about what's really happening here. These treasuries aren't accumulating bitcoin out of cryptographic enlightenment—they're just hedging against fiat collapse, yeah? That's the real story nobody wants to say out loud.

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CountdownToBroke

· 23h ago

That's not right. 923,000 Bitcoins sound like a lot, but when distributed across so many listed companies worldwide, it's actually quite scarce... The real chips are still in the hands of big players and whales.

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HodlOrRegret

· 01-10 13:52

NGL, this is what we've been saying all along—big institutions have finally woken up. --- 923,000 BTC... Now it's their turn to buy the dip. --- Wow, traditional finance is starting to play too. Is the next step a flood of ETFs? --- Is this for real? How much money do they have to pour in... I'm still eating dirt. --- If I had known, I wouldn't have sold those coins. Watching institutions hoard like crazy, my mindset is collapsing. --- Honestly, this is true recognition—more convincing than any press release. --- Wait, they hold so much... Are they setting a trap for us? --- So how much longer do I have to wait to get in? Feels like it's already too late. --- Becoming comparable to gold is no longer a dream; finally, I can hold my head high. --- Having BTC in company financial reports is really happening; it still sounds a bit strange. --- Treating BTC as a liquid asset—this idea is indeed brilliant, avoiding being eaten up by inflation.

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WenMoon

· 01-10 13:50

Damn, finally the mainstreams are seeing the reality clearly. It should have been like this a long time ago.

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ShitcoinConnoisseur

· 01-10 13:47

920,000 BTC are in corporate hands. This is really different now... Retail investors need to wake up and be alert.

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WhaleInTraining

· 01-10 13:43

Hmm... 923,000 BTC are in the hands of listed companies? It seems that when institutions were bottom-fishing, everyone was still hesitant. Now it's too late to follow the trend.

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TopBuyerBottomSeller

· 01-10 13:40

923,000 Bitcoins are held by publicly traded companies. Now it's our retail investors' turn to eat dirt, haha.

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