tldr; BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) has surpassed MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin holdings, accumulating nearly 700,000 BTC worth $75.8 billion, representing 3.32% of Bitcoin’s total supply. This milestone marks a significant shift in corporate Bitcoin ownership after just 18 months of trading. IBIT now generates $187.2 million in annual fees and commands 55% of the Bitcoin ETF market share. MicroStrategy plans further Bitcoin acquisitions, aiming for $84 billion by 2027 under its expanded capital plan.
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No they didn’t, they just holding millions of people’s BTC, whereas Strategy own all their BTC, and people own shares of the company. They’re two totally different animals.
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tldr; BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) has surpassed MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin holdings, accumulating nearly 700,000 BTC worth $75.8 billion, representing 3.32% of Bitcoin’s total supply. This milestone marks a significant shift in corporate Bitcoin ownership after just 18 months of trading. IBIT now generates $187.2 million in annual fees and commands 55% of the Bitcoin ETF market share. MicroStrategy plans further Bitcoin acquisitions, aiming for $84 billion by 2027 under its expanded capital plan.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
No they didn’t, they just holding millions of people’s BTC, whereas Strategy own all their BTC, and people own shares of the company. They’re two totally different animals.