In light of the strong momentum that Bitcoin is experiencing in global markets, recent financial reports have revealed an updated list of the largest public companies that hold significant assets in the world's leading digital currency.
The list is topped by leading companies in the fields of technology, mining, and financial services, reflecting the confidence of major institutions in Bitcoin's ability to retain value and achieve future gains.
MicroStrategy maintains its lead as the largest Bitcoin holder Strategy Inc. (the new name for MicroStrategy) sits at the top of the Bitcoin-holding companies, with a portfolio of approximately 576,230 Bitcoins, worth over $61 billion at a unit price of $107,000.
The company, led by Michael Saylor, has continued to purchase the digital currency through various financing tools, most notably through the issuance of stocks and bonds, with an average purchase price of about $67,556 per unit. This strategy affirms the company’s strong commitment to Bitcoin as a strategic long-term asset.
Marathon Digital follows as the second-largest Bitcoin holder MARA Holdings (the new name for Marathon Digital) ranked second on the list of largest Bitcoin-holding companies, with a holding of 47,531 Bitcoins. The company is one of the prominent Bitcoin mining giants in North America and is characterized by a strategy based on holding mined currency rather than selling it, which strengthens its financial position amid rising prices.
Galaxy Digital reaffirms its long-term investment commitment in digital assets Galaxy Digital Holdings secured the third spot on the list, with a holding of 15,449 Bitcoins. These figures reflect the company’s strategic direction towards diversifying its investments within the digital assets sector, with a clear focus on Bitcoin as an important reserve asset.
CleanSpark steadily advances in the American mining sector In fourth place, CleanSpark Inc. holds 12,101 Bitcoins. It is one of the leading Bitcoin mining companies in the United States, having enhanced its production and consistently increased its digital asset holdings, qualifying it to be a key player in the global mining market.
Tesla maintains its currencies without selling Despite market volatility, Tesla Inc did not engage in any new sales of its Bitcoins during the first quarter of 2025. It ranked fifth among Bitcoin holders, with its financial data showing that it still retains 11,509 Bitcoins, reflecting its commitment to the digital currency as part of its reserve portfolio.
This updated list affirms that Bitcoin holdings among public companies have become an important indicator of the integration of digital assets into the global financial system, demonstrating that institutional confidence in Bitcoin continues to expand.
