MicroStrategy Leads Corporate Bitcoin Holdings
Looking ahead, MicroStrategy aims to escalate its Bitcoin strategy under a “21/21” plan, which sets a fundraising target of $42 billion over the next three years—split evenly between equity and fixed-income securities. This ambitious capital infusion underscores Saylor’s and MicroStrategy’s long-standing commitment to Bitcoin, suggesting continued optimism for Bitcoin’s role in corporate treasury strategies.
Bitcoin Surge Lifts National Reserves
Data from blockchain analytics firm Arkham Intelligence indicates that Bitcoin now comprises 32% of Bhutan’s $3.15 billion GDP, as estimated by the International Monetary Fund in October 2024. Bhutan has invested in large-scale Bitcoin mining and appears to be strategically positioning Bitcoin as a reserve asset, a move mirroring a few other countries seeking alternatives to traditional currencies.
El Salvador, another national Bitcoin adopter, has seen its Bitcoin holdings swell to over $482 million, translating into an unrealized profit of nearly $214 million, based on data from Drop Stab. Although El Salvador faced criticism early in its Bitcoin journey, the country continues to dollar-cost-average, buying one Bitcoin each day.