Recent data reveals that 163 publicly listed companies worldwide have cumulatively held 955,000 Bitcoins, accounting for 4.55% of the total circulating supply of Bitcoin. This staggering number not only surpasses the total gold reserves of the world's two largest gold mining companies but also signifies that Crypto Assets have officially transitioned from a marginal innovation to a core allocation on institutional balance sheets.

This wave of institutional coin accumulation is reshaping the landscape of the crypto assets market. Among them, MicroStrategy leads the world with an astonishing holding of 628,000 Bitcoins, with a market value that has surpassed the combined total of the world's top gold mining companies, Newmont and Barrick. The company's CEO, Michael Saylor, has continuously increased his holdings through convertible bond financing, firmly optimistic about Bitcoin's position in the digital age.

It is worth noting that this wave of hoarding coins has spread to 12 different industries. From tech giants to traditional energy companies, from financial investment groups to healthcare enterprises, all industries are actively laying out Bitcoin. For example, Hong Kong-listed company Boyaa Interactive, with a holding of 2,641 Bitcoins, saw a single-day floating profit exceeding 100 million USD, driving its stock price to surge by 300% within the year. At the same time, the Japanese listed company Metaplanet has also continuously increased its Bitcoin holdings for 5 weeks, with a total holding volume exceeding 16,000 coins.

This trend reflects the growing confidence of institutional investors in Bitcoin as a digital asset. With more publicly listed companies incorporating Bitcoin into their balance sheets, we may witness a new cycle of growth in the Crypto Assets market. However, investors still need to be vigilant about market volatility risks and carefully assess their own risk tolerance.

In this competition for institutional capital, retail investors should also remain rational, pay attention to market trends, and seize investment opportunities in a timely manner. In the future, as the regulatory environment gradually improves and the market matures further, Bitcoin's status as a new asset class may receive broader recognition.