A total of 37 companies worldwide have accumulated at least 1,000 Bitcoin (BTC) in the Ministry of Finance, consolidating the recruitment trends of growing companies. Once they reach such BTC numbers, they can be considered “whales,” or great investors in this digital currency.
Together, over 100 public contribution companies have 921,388 BTC. This reflects a significant increase in the exposure to digital assets of these organizations.
In this context, the strategy led by Michael Saylor strengthened its position on July 21 with the acquisition of 6,220 BTC. This is an operation that implies an investment of an average price of $118,940 per unit, as reported by Cryptoics.
With this purchase, The company has raised its holdings at 607,770 BTC and has consolidated its position as the world’s third largest Bitcoin holder.ETF Isshares is the creator of Satoshi with 736,943 BTC and 1,123,500 BTC, only behind BlackRock in the Bitcoin Trust (IBIT).
To fund these acquisitions, the strategy relied on issuing debt obligations with 0% interest and an extended expiration date. This approach allows investors to bet on reassessing the company’s behavior. This is a strategy that encouraged other companies to follow a similar path as bonds can be converted into actions at a higher price.
Chris Cuyper, Vice President of Research at Fidelity, highlighted the diversification of Bitcoin purchases. “What seems more interesting to me is that from the first quarter to the second quarter, Bitcoin purchases were more widely distributed among public companies, rather than focusing on a small number of large buyers,” he said.
The growing commitment to Bitcoin will address a challenging economic environment characterized by inflation, devaluation of the Fear currency and global uncertainty.
With a limited supply of 21 million btc, its rarity positions it as a value shelter for the issuance of unlimited money by central banks. On top of that, Companies see opportunities to diversify their portfolios with this assetprotects against volatility and projects an image of innovation that attracts new investors into a highly competitive market.
