tldr; Bitwise reports that public companies are increasingly adopting Bitcoin as a strategic asset, with corporate holdings doubling from 394,131 to 786,857 BTC in six months. Projections suggest companies could hoard up to 2.356 million BTC, worth $259.4 billion, by the end of 2026 in a bullish scenario. This trend, pioneered by Michael Saylor’s ‚Bitcoin Standard‘ model, highlights Bitcoin’s growing role as a corporate treasury asset and its potential to drive broader institutional acceptance.
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AgitatedDragonfly769 on
Soon we will replace fiat and it’s orange king
KIG45 on
Why so pessimistic?
AssistantIcy6117 on
I wish they would already slow pokes
atdrilismydad on
Headline just mashed some nunbers and added some zeroes
userxtrustno1 on
Good for them!
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tldr; Bitwise reports that public companies are increasingly adopting Bitcoin as a strategic asset, with corporate holdings doubling from 394,131 to 786,857 BTC in six months. Projections suggest companies could hoard up to 2.356 million BTC, worth $259.4 billion, by the end of 2026 in a bullish scenario. This trend, pioneered by Michael Saylor’s ‚Bitcoin Standard‘ model, highlights Bitcoin’s growing role as a corporate treasury asset and its potential to drive broader institutional acceptance.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
Soon we will replace fiat and it’s orange king
Why so pessimistic?
I wish they would already slow pokes
Headline just mashed some nunbers and added some zeroes
Good for them!