Corporate Bitcoin Treasuries Buy 3× More BTC Than Miners Produce
Corporate digital asset treasuries are accumulating Bitcoin at a pace far exceeding new supply.
Over the past six months, public and private companies added around 260,000 BTC to their balance sheets, while miners produced only about 82,000 BTC, creating a 3-to-1 demand-supply imbalance.
Total corporate Bitcoin holdings rose from roughly 854,000 BTC to over 1.1 million BTC, a 30% increase, highlighting growing institutional confidence in Bitcoin as a treasury asset.
Michael Saylor’s Strategy dominates corporate holdings, owning about 687,410 BTC, or 60% of all corporate-held Bitcoin, and recently resumed large purchases.
MARA Holdings ranks second with 53,250 BTC. This demand pressure could intensify further as spot Bitcoin ETFs continue to absorb supply.
Although ETF inflows have been mixed at the start of 2026, long-term demand could push prices significantly higher if sellers dry up.
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Corporate Bitcoin Treasuries Buy 3× More BTC Than Miners Produce
Corporate digital asset treasuries are accumulating Bitcoin at a pace far exceeding new supply.
Over the past six months, public and private companies added around 260,000 BTC to their balance sheets, while miners produced only about 82,000 BTC, creating a 3-to-1 demand-supply imbalance.
Total corporate Bitcoin holdings rose from roughly 854,000 BTC to over 1.1 million BTC, a 30% increase, highlighting growing institutional confidence in Bitcoin as a treasury asset.
Michael Saylor’s Strategy dominates corporate holdings, owning about 687,410 BTC, or 60% of all corporate-held Bitcoin, and recently resumed large purchases.
MARA Holdings ranks second with 53,250 BTC. This demand pressure could intensify further as spot Bitcoin ETFs continue to absorb supply.
Although ETF inflows have been mixed at the start of 2026, long-term demand could push prices significantly higher if sellers dry up.