In January 2023, public and private companies held 197,000 BTC

In January 2023, public and private companies held 197,000 BTC. Today, they hold 1.08 million BTC — a massive 448% increase in under three years.

And this growth isn’t coming from traders or hype cycles. It’s coming from corporate treasuries, CFOs, and board-level decisions treating Bitcoin like cash reserves, gold, or strategic long-term assets.

Corporate BTC adoption changes the entire market structure:

Companies don’t panic-sell their treasury assets

They accumulate more during drawdowns

BTC held on balance sheets is effectively removed from circulation

Exchange supply keeps dropping

Long-term holder dominance increases

Market recovers faster after dips

People talk about ETFs every day, but corporate balance sheets quietly becoming long-term BTC vaults is just as important — maybe even bigger.

More than 1 million BTC is now locked in companies, and this number keeps rising as firms follow MicroStrategy, Tesla, and several global fintechs.

If this trend continues, corporate treasuries could become one of the largest forces tightening Bitcoin’s supply, driving a supply shock the market still hasn’t fully priced in.

The shift is clear: Bitcoin is becoming a global corporate reserve asset.

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