Bitcoin continues to solidify its role as a strategic asset for major corporations worldwide. Among the leading players, MicroStrategy stands out as the dominant force, holding an astonishing 439,002 bitcoins, valued at $46.9 billion as of December 2024. This intelligence software firm, which began acquiring cryptocurrency in 2020, has reshaped the narrative of institutional bitcoin adoption with its unparalleled holdings.
Trailing far behind is Marathon Digital Holdings Inc., which ranks second with 40,435 bitcoins, valued at $4.32 billion. This highlights the significant gap, with MicroStrategy holding more than ten times the bitcoins of Marathon Digital.
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Trailing far behind is Marathon Digital Holdings Inc., which ranks second with 40,435 bitcoins, valued at $4.32 billion. This highlights the significant gap, with MicroStrategy holding more than ten times the bitcoins of Marathon Digital.
Riot Platforms, Inc. takes the third spot, owning 16,728 bitcoins valued at $1.79 billion. Tesla follows in fourth place, holding 9,720 bitcoins worth $1.04 billion. Tesla made headlines in 2021 when it invested $1.5 billion in bitcoin and briefly accepted cryptocurrency as payment for its products.
Coinbase Global, Inc. comes in sixth with 9,000 bitcoins, valued at $961.6 million. Other companies in the top ten include Block, Inc. (8,211 bitcoins worth $877.3 million), Galaxy Digital Holdings (8,100 bitcoins worth $865.5 million), and Bitcoin Group SE (3,830 bitcoins valued at $409.2 million).
International companies also make their mark on the list. Canada’s Hut 8 Corp holds 9,109 bitcoins, valued at $973.3 million, while Germany’s Bitcoin Group SE rounds out the top ten with its $409.2 million bitcoin stash.
These companies collectively represent significant bitcoin investments, underlining the growing institutional adoption of cryptocurrency as a strategic asset.
| Entity | Bitcoins Held | Value in USD (December 2024) |
|---|---|---|
| MicroStrategy | 439,002 | $46,906,893,967 |
| Marathon Digital Holdings Inc | 40,435 | $4,320,436,484 |
| Riot Platforms, Inc. | 16,728 | $1,787,368,901 |
| Tesla, Inc | 9,720 | $1,038,571,599 |
| CleanSpark Inc | 9,297 | $993,374,502 |
| Hut 8 Corp | 9,109 | $973,286,903 |
| Coinbase Global, Inc. | 9,000 | $961,640,369 |
| Block, Inc. | 8,211 | $877,336,564 |
| Galaxy Digital Holdings | 8,100 | $865,476,333 |
| Bitcoin Group SE | 3,830 | $409,231,401 |
| HIVE Digital Technologies | 2,377 | $253,979,906 |
| Voyager Digital LTD | 2,287 | $244,363,502 |
| Cipher Mining | 2,142 | $228,870,408 |
| Semler Scientific | 2,084 | $222,673,170 |
| NEXON Co. Ltd | 1,717 | $183,459,612 |
| Exodus Movement Inc | 1,300 | $138,903,609 |
| Brooker Group's BROOK (BKK) | 1,150 | $122,876,269 |
| Metaplanet Inc. | 1,142.30 | $122,053,532 |
| Bit Digital, Inc. | 992.4 | $106,036,878 |
| Meitu | 941 | $100,544,843 |
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