On-chain data update: MicroStrategy's latest purchase of 1,287 Bitcoin brings their total holdings to 673,783. This number is worth pondering—viewed from another angle, the amount of Bitcoin held by this NASDAQ-listed company has surpassed the gold reserves of most countries worldwide.
The total holdings value exceeds $70 billion. It’s worth noting that many Fortune 500 companies' cash reserves are in the same ballpark. Even more interesting is that their average purchase cost is around $35,000 per Bitcoin, with unrealized gains already surpassing $20 billion.
📊 The three layers of logic behind this phenomenon:
**Layer One: Paradigm Shift in Asset Allocation** MicroStrategy has redefined Bitcoin from an investment asset to a core balance sheet tool. This is no longer just simple risk asset allocation but a systematic strategy to Bitcoin-ize company assets.
**Layer Two: Structural Reduction in Circulating Supply** Nearly 700,000 BTC are locked in long-term institutional holdings, meaning the market’s circulating supply is gradually being divided by giants. The price movements seen by retail investors no longer reflect the true supply pressure.
**Layer Three: Faith Realized Through Holdings** Whether in a bull or bear market, the strategy of increasing positions without reduction—this is the real meaning of "diamond hands."
💼 A few market-level observations:
Every time institutions add to their holdings, they provide new support levels for Bitcoin’s price. Traditional listed companies are beginning to see Bitcoin as the ultimate store of value, and this trend is spreading—while retail investors are still tangled in exchange trading, giants are already betting billions for the long term.
Bitcoin’s true competitor is no longer other cryptocurrencies but the constantly devaluing fiat currency itself. The outcome of this contest may well depend on those willing to hold long-term.
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GhostAddressMiner
· 01-06 14:00
670,000 coins, so many in the offline wallet, really daring to gamble
It's the same old story, retail investors can't see the truth, giants are playing chess... Basically, it's still about the capital volume crushing
Bought at an average of 35,000? Need to check their on-chain footprint, how much of this number was accumulated in batches
Is the circulating supply locked? Wake up, how many dormant addresses are still lying inactive on exchanges?
Bitcoinization strategy... Just listen, in the end, it's about who has the more aggressive cash-out move
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SillyWhale
· 01-06 13:51
Retail investors are still debating whether to buy or not. Others have already bought 670,000 tokens. It's really outrageous.
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rekt_but_vibing
· 01-06 13:47
Damn, are you still trying to buy the dip? This guy really isn't afraid of getting trapped
Everyone else is just sitting back and winning, while I'm still cutting losses on the exchange
Nice way of putting it is stacking coins, less nice is betting on fiat to fail, but he just happens to be right...
670,000 coins, a retail investor's lifelong dream is all here
Wait, an average price of 35,000? Did I buy in too early?
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ServantOfSatoshi
· 01-06 13:44
I'm screwed, I've been absorbed again. Retail investors are still buying at the bottom, while the giants have already finished buying.
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BlockchainArchaeologist
· 01-06 13:38
MicroStrategy's move is truly bold. 670,000 Bitcoins—how much confidence does that take... Retail investors are still debating whether to buy, while institutions have already committed billions of dollars to life or death.
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NFTRegretter
· 01-06 13:32
Damn, still stacking up? MSTR's move is really bold. Retail investors are still debating whether to follow, but they've already bet the entire company.
$SUI $PEPE $XRP
🔍【MicroStrategy Adds 1,287 BTC, Holdings Break 670,000】
On-chain data update: MicroStrategy's latest purchase of 1,287 Bitcoin brings their total holdings to 673,783. This number is worth pondering—viewed from another angle, the amount of Bitcoin held by this NASDAQ-listed company has surpassed the gold reserves of most countries worldwide.
The total holdings value exceeds $70 billion. It’s worth noting that many Fortune 500 companies' cash reserves are in the same ballpark. Even more interesting is that their average purchase cost is around $35,000 per Bitcoin, with unrealized gains already surpassing $20 billion.
📊 The three layers of logic behind this phenomenon:
**Layer One: Paradigm Shift in Asset Allocation**
MicroStrategy has redefined Bitcoin from an investment asset to a core balance sheet tool. This is no longer just simple risk asset allocation but a systematic strategy to Bitcoin-ize company assets.
**Layer Two: Structural Reduction in Circulating Supply**
Nearly 700,000 BTC are locked in long-term institutional holdings, meaning the market’s circulating supply is gradually being divided by giants. The price movements seen by retail investors no longer reflect the true supply pressure.
**Layer Three: Faith Realized Through Holdings**
Whether in a bull or bear market, the strategy of increasing positions without reduction—this is the real meaning of "diamond hands."
💼 A few market-level observations:
Every time institutions add to their holdings, they provide new support levels for Bitcoin’s price. Traditional listed companies are beginning to see Bitcoin as the ultimate store of value, and this trend is spreading—while retail investors are still tangled in exchange trading, giants are already betting billions for the long term.
Bitcoin’s true competitor is no longer other cryptocurrencies but the constantly devaluing fiat currency itself. The outcome of this contest may well depend on those willing to hold long-term.