Strategy Nears $80B in Bitcoin, Closes in on Top U.S. Corporate Treasuries

Strategy Inc. (MSTR) is rapidly ascending the ranks of America’s largest corporate treasuries, now holding nearly $80 billion in Bitcoin, according to a new company update shared on X (formerly Twitter).

The milestone places Strategy at #5 among all U.S. corporations by treasury size, surpassing giants like Apple, Meta, and Tesla, and closing in on Microsoft, Google, and Amazon.

The visual shared by Strategy compared its Bitcoin holdings to traditional cash and short-term investments across top S&P 500 firms. Berkshire Hathaway remains far ahead with $344 billion, but Strategy’s rise underscores how digital assets are beginning to rival fiat reserves on major corporate balance sheets.

Bitcoin as a Corporate Reserve Asset

Strategy’s aggressive accumulation strategy has positioned Bitcoin as its primary treasury asset, reflecting founder Michael Saylor’s long-standing thesis that BTC serves as a superior store of value to cash. The company’s total Bitcoin portfolio now exceeds 640,000 BTC, aligning with recent price strength that has pushed Bitcoin back near record highs.

The firm’s Bitcoin valuation has now overtaken NVIDIA ($57B) and Apple ($55B) in treasury scale, a feat that underscores Bitcoin’s growing legitimacy as a balance-sheet asset class.

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The Road to Second Place

“Closing in on the #2 spot among all U.S. corporate treasuries,” Strategy wrote in its post, highlighting its intention to continue expanding Bitcoin reserves relative to competitors. With Amazon and Microsoft both sitting around $95 billion in cash holdings, Strategy could soon surpass either if Bitcoin appreciates further or if new purchases are announced.

This growth marks a major validation point for corporate Bitcoin adoption, showing that crypto-treasury strategies can achieve scale comparable to Fortune 500 cash management. As market confidence in Bitcoin strengthens, Strategy’s balance sheet now serves as a live case study for how digital assets can anchor corporate financial strategy.