Saylor’s BTC Lead Shrinks as Firms Boost Bitcoin Treasuries

• MicroStrategy holds 640,808 BTC, the most of any public firm.
• Its share of corporate Bitcoin holdings dropped to 60%.
• More companies are adding Bitcoin to their balance sheets.

MicroStrategy, under the leadership of Bitcoin bull Michael Saylor, continues to hold the largest corporate stash of Bitcoin, with a massive 640,808 BTC. However, while the number of coins continues to rise, MicroStrategy’s share of the total corporate Bitcoin pie has started to shrink.

Previously commanding a near monopoly among corporations investing in Bitcoin, MicroStrategy now accounts for just 60% of corporate BTC holdings—a noticeable drop that reflects a growing trend: more firms are joining the Bitcoin treasury game.

Companies Are Catching Up

The landscape is evolving quickly. More public and private companies are beginning to view Bitcoin not just as a hedge, but also as a long-term strategic asset. These organizations are following in Saylor’s footsteps, allocating portions of their balance sheets into Bitcoin.

This growing interest has two major implications:

1. It dilutes MicroStrategy’s dominance, even if its holdings continue to grow.
2. It adds credibility to Bitcoin’s role in modern corporate finance.

Among those joining the ranks are firms from fintech, traditional finance, and even non-financial sectors—all eager to gain exposure to what they see as digital gold.

Saylor’s Strategy Still Sets the Standard

Despite the dip in percentage share, MicroStrategy’s aggressive Bitcoin accumulation strategy remains unmatched. The company continues to add BTC to its treasury, often using debt or equity financing. Saylor’s long-term belief in Bitcoin as a superior store of value continues to guide the firm’s financial decisions.

As more companies jump into the space, Saylor’s early-mover advantage is being tested, but not yet dethroned. The real question now is: how many more companies will follow this path—and how quickly?