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Publicly traded companies now collectively hold more than 1 million bitcoin, marking a milestone that represents nearly 5% of the cryptocurrency’s fixed 21 million supply, according to bitcointreasuries.net.
Listed Companies Amass 1,000,000+ $BTC; Strategy Remains No. 1
As of today’s tally, bitcointreasuries.net shared an image that shows publicly traded firms controlling more than 1 million $BTC. The leaderboard is led by Strategy (MSTR) with 636,505 $BTC, followed by MARA Holdings, Inc. (MARA) at 50,639 $BTC and XXI (CEP) at 43,514 $BTC. Rounding out the top five are Bitcoin Standard Treasury Company (BSTR) with 30,021 $BTC and Bullish (BLSH) with 24,000 $BTC.
The next five highlight a broadened corporate mix. Metaplanet Inc. (MTPLF) holds 20,000 $BTC, while miners and platform operators are well represented by Riot Platforms, Inc. (RIOT) at 19,239 $BTC. Trump Media & Technology Group Corp. (DJT) lists 15,000 $BTC, Cleanspark, Inc. (CLSK) shows 12,703 $BTC, and Coinbase Global, Inc. (COIN) reports 11,776 $BTC.
Large, diversified names remain in the top cohort. Tesla, Inc. (TSLA) holds 11,509 $BTC; Hut 8 Mining Corp (HUT) carries 10,667 $BTC; and Block, Inc. appears with 8,692 $BTC on the site’s table. Galaxy Digital Holdings Ltd (GLXY) is listed with 6,894 $BTC, while Next Technology Holding Inc. (NXTT) shows 5,833 $BTC.
Rounding out the top 20 are KindlyMD, Inc. (NAKA) at 5,765 $BTC; Cango Inc (CANG) at 5,127 $BTC; Semler Scientific (SMLR) at 5,021 $BTC; Procap $BTC (CCCM) at 4,932 $BTC; and Gamestop Corp. (GME) at 4,710 $BTC. The breadth of sectors—from software to health care, e-commerce, and gaming—illustrates how exposure to bitcoin has expanded beyond early miners and crypto-native companies.
The next tier is sizable on its own. Positions 21 through 25 include Empery Digital (Volcon, Inc.) at 4,019 $BTC; Boyaa Interactive International Limited at 3,640 $BTC; Bitcoin Group SE at 3,605 $BTC; Sequans Communications S.A. at 3,205 $BTC; and American Bitcoin Corp at 2,443 $BTC.
Slots 26 to 30 feature The Smarter Web Company PLC at 2,440 $BTC; Microcloud Hologram at 2,353 $BTC; Capital B at 2,201 $BTC; HIVE Digital Technologies at 2,201 $BTC; and Exodus Movement, Inc. at 2,087 $BTC. These holdings, though smaller than the top 10, mark a continued diffusion of treasury strategies across micro- and small-cap issuers.
Rounding out 31 to 35 are Bitfufu at 1,899 $BTC; NEXON Co., Ltd. at 1,717 $BTC; Core Scientific at 1,612 $BTC; Bitdeer Technologies Group at 1,601 $BTC; and Fold Holdings Inc. at 1,492 $BTC. The concentration diminishes quickly below the top few names, but the cumulative impact of dozens of smaller allocations is central to the million-bitcoin threshold.
Bitcointreasuries.net’s aggregates show that the million- bitcoin mark is a function of both large flagship treasuries and a long tail of companies adding smaller balances. The site’s public-company total—1,000,632 $BTC—equates to roughly 4.76% of the fixed 21 million-coin supply, a share that could become more visible on corporate balance sheets if additional issuers adopt treasury allocations.
Whether these balances are held as strategic reserves, operating hedges, or programmatic accumulations, the growth in corporate ownership points to a persistent, measurable bid from public markets. With top holdings concentrated in a handful of names and the remainder distributed across varied sectors and geographies, the data presents a clear picture: $BTC is now a significant line item for an expanding roster of listed companies.