Michael Saylor’s firm, Strategy, is nearing a crucial achievement in the realm of institutional Bitcoin ownership.
Recent statistics indicate that the company is on the verge of exceeding BlackRock’s spot Bitcoin fund in total assets held.
Currently, Strategy possesses 761,068 $BTC, amounting to $56.20 billion. In contrast, BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) holds 782,170 $BTC, valued at $57.79 billion—leaving a difference of just 21,102 $BTC. Given its current acquisition rate, Strategy could close this gap within a week.

MSTR vs IBIT Bitcoin Holdings
Essential Highlights
Strategy currently owns 761,068 $BTC (approximately $56.2B), trailing BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust by just 21,102 $BTC.
The firm’s recent acquisition of 22,337 $BTC (around $1.57B at an average price of $70,194 each) represents its largest purchase since January.
If it maintains its current buying momentum, Strategy could surpass BlackRock within a week.
The uptick in institutional interest has been pivotal for Bitcoin’s recent price resurgence; last week saw an increase of 5.5%, bringing it to $73,769.
A significant portion—nearly 60%—of all Bitcoins are held by long-term investors which enhances market stability and diminishes dependence on short-term trading activities.
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Earlier this week , Strategy disclosed an impressive new purchase through regulatory documentation . The Form8-K submitted to the US Securities and Exchange Commission revealed that during March9-15 , the company acquired22 ,337$ BTC span >for approximately$1 .57billion . Notably , including fees and related costs ,the average acquisition cost was$70 ,194 perBitcoin . span > p >
This transaction marksStrategy ‘s most substantialBitcoin purchase sinceJanuary20 whenit acquired roughly$2 .1billion worthof cryptocurrency . Span > p >