# Holding İlgili Makaleler

Holding 4% of Global Bitcoin! Market Closely Watches MSTR's "Bitcoin Selling Logic", Stock Price Has Fallen 75% in a Year

MicroStrategy, the world's largest corporate holder of Bitcoin (approx. 4% of supply), faces mounting liquidity pressures, forcing a shift from its "never sell" pledge. The company recently sold 3,588 BTC for $216 million, its largest sale ever, to cover preferred stock dividends, marking a significant scaling up from a small, symbolic sale in May. This move underscores a fundamental challenge to its business model: using stock premium as "currency" to buy Bitcoin continuously. A key metric, mNAV (enterprise value vs. Bitcoin holdings), has fallen below 1, indicating the market values the company below its Bitcoin stash, eroding its core acquisition logic. With annual dividend obligations around $1.5 billion and software cash flow insufficient, MicroStrategy is caught in a mathematical bind. Its $2.55 billion cash buffer provides ~17 months of coverage, but if financing remains tight and mNAV stays depressed, the company may face pressure for larger Bitcoin sales, posing a potential systemic risk to the crypto market given its massive holdings.

华尔街日报07/07 00:25

Eric Trump Sets A “Beyond Catastrophic” Bar To Sell Bitcoin — How Far Are We From That?

Eric Trump, Chief Strategy Officer of American Bitcoin Corp., has declared that the company would only sell its Bitcoin holdings under circumstances he describes as "beyond catastrophic." In an interview, he framed this as a strategic commitment to permanent accumulation, driven by the goal of increasing "satoshis per share" and competing in both the race for the largest Bitcoin holdings and the lowest acquisition cost. The company mines its Bitcoin at a claimed 53% below spot price and retains all coins, drawing a distinction from Michael Saylor's MicroStrategy, which has signaled some flexibility. Trump's stance sets a new benchmark for long-term commitment in the Bitcoin treasury sector. As of the report, Bitcoin trades near $82,000, with American Bitcoin's treasury holding over 7,000 BTC.

bitcoinist05/25 16:01

Here’s How Much Michael Saylor’s Strategy Has Lost On Bitcoin

Michael Saylor's company, Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), has incurred massive losses on its multi-billion dollar Bitcoin bet. According to its Q1 2026 filing, the company's Bitcoin holdings lost over $14 billion in value during the quarter. Despite this, the firm continued its aggressive accumulation strategy, spending over $7 billion to purchase an additional 89,000 BTC. This brought its total expenditure on Bitcoin to over $57 billion. The company has since made further purchases, with its total spend now at $58.02 billion. However, with a cost basis of $75,644 per coin, its entire holdings remain underwater as long as the Bitcoin price stays below that level. The company's stock price has also fallen by more than 50% from its 2025 peak. Saylor has stated the company has no plans to sell and will continue to accumulate Bitcoin.

bitcoinist04/09 13:32

Strategy nears its 99th Bitcoin purchase – Saylor ignores $12.4B loss

Despite a difficult start to the year, MicroStrategy's Executive Chairman Michael Saylor has hinted at the company's 99th Bitcoin purchase, continuing a 12-week buying streak. The company, the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin, recently increased its holdings to 714,644 BTC with a $90 million purchase in February. This accumulation persists even as Bitcoin's price has fallen below the company's average purchase price of $76,000, and the asset posted historic losses in both January and February 2026. Reassuring investors, MicroStrategy stated it could withstand a Bitcoin crash to $8,000 due to its strong balance sheet and staggered debt, despite reporting a massive $12.4 billion loss in Q4 2025 that caused its stock to drop 17%. The company also plans to convert some debt into equity to reduce financial pressure.

ambcrypto02/16 09:02

Ethereum Exchange Supply Falls To 2016 Lows – Long-Term Holding Dominates

Ethereum is facing a deteriorating market sentiment with its price struggling to maintain bullish momentum, as analysts increasingly consider a transition into a broader bear market. Despite this, a significant structural shift is occurring beneath the surface: Ethereum’s Exchange Supply Ratio (ESR) has fallen to around 0.137, one of its lowest levels since 2016, indicating a declining proportion of ETH held on exchanges. This suggests reduced immediate selling pressure, as more investors move assets into long-term storage rather than keeping them available for quick liquidation. On Binance, the ESR has dropped to approximately 0.0325, reinforcing a reduction in sellable supply. Price action remains fragile, with ETH trading near $2,960 and unable to hold above the $3,200–$3,300 resistance zone. It continues to form lower highs and remains below key moving averages, indicating a loss of bullish momentum since late October. While the market shows signs of short-term equilibrium, the lack of strong buying volume and the failure to reclaim higher price levels keep the risk tilted toward further consolidation or a deeper correction. The combination of falling exchange supply and stable pricing points to a phase of liquidity absorption and strategic repositioning among market participants.

bitcoinist12/19 08:15

Less Ethereum To Sell: ETH Supply On Exchanges Slides To New Multi-Year Low

bitcoinist12/18 18:02

Strategy Scoops Up 10,000 BTC in a Single Week: Is Market Supply Running Low?

In a significant market move, investment firm Strategy purchased over 10,000 BTC (worth approximately $900 million) in a single week, reinforcing its position as one of the world’s largest Bitcoin holders with a total of 671,000 BTC valued at over $50 billion. This aggressive accumulation has raised questions about Bitcoin’s actual available supply. Although 19.96 million BTC (95% of the total 21 million cap) have been mined, the truly liquid supply is far smaller. An estimated 30% of Bitcoin is held long-term without movement, and around 20% is likely permanently lost. Additionally, exchange reserves have dropped to multi-year lows, reducing immediately tradable supply. Key institutional players include 153 companies with non-zero BTC balances—29 of which are public firms holding 1.082 million BTC. Strategy alone accounts for 671,000 BTC (62% of corporate holdings). Bitcoin ETFs hold about 1.311 million BTC, led by BlackRock, Fidelity, and Grayscale. Governments hold approximately 615,000 BTC, with the U.S. and China as top holders. Around 3.409 million BTC haven’t moved in over a decade, with at least 2.14 million considered permanently inaccessible due to lost keys—including an estimated 1 million BTC possibly owned by Satoshi Nakamoto. With rising institutional demand and shrinking liquid supply, the market is experiencing structural tightening, potentially driving future price dynamics as available BTC becomes scarcer.

比推12/17 15:15

Strategy Scoops Up 10,000 BTC in a Single Week: How Much is Left to Buy on the Market?

In the past week, the publicly traded company MicroStrategy (referred to as "Strategy" in the text) purchased over 10,000 BTC, valued at more than $900 million, reinforcing its position as one of the world's largest institutional Bitcoin holders with a total of 671,000 BTC worth over $50 billion. This aggressive accumulation occurs despite a declining Bitcoin price and the company's mNAV falling below 1. This buying spree raises a critical question: how much Bitcoin is truly available for purchase on the market? While 19.96 million BTC have been mined (95% of the total 21 million cap), the actual liquid supply is far smaller. An estimated 30% of Bitcoin is considered "dormant," and around 20% is presumed permanently lost. Furthermore, institutional holdings from corporations, ETFs, and national funds are rapidly absorbing available supply, withdrawing it from active circulation. Exchange balances have also plummeted to multi-year lows, standing at approximately 2.49 million BTC, indicating a sharp contraction in immediately sellable "float." Key data points on illiquid supply: * Long-term holders control ~14.35 million BTC (over 70% of supply). * 153 corporations hold Bitcoin, with 29 public companies holding 108.2K BTC. MicroStrategy alone holds 671K BTC, 62% of the corporate total. * Spot Bitcoin ETFs hold ~1.31 million BTC. * National governments hold ~615,000 BTC. * An estimated 2.14 million BTC (including ~1.08 million from 2009) are likely permanently lost due to lost private keys. The combination of massive institutional demand and a structurally shrinking liquid supply is creating a scenario of increasing scarcity, potentially signaling a major shift in market dynamics.

marsbit12/17 13:36