35 Companies With Bitcoin on the Balance Sheet
Here is a list of the top 35 companies that have publicly embraced Bitcoin self-custody. We included their holdings where that information was available:
1. MicroStrategy
Holdings: Over 130,000 BTC
Details: Known for holding a significant amount of Bitcoin on its balance sheet as a reserve asset.
2.Tesla
Holdings: Approximately 9,720 BTC
Details: Initially bought $1.5 billion in Bitcoin and has since adjusted its holdings while maintaining a notable balance.
3. Block, Inc. (formerly Square)
Holdings: Around 8,027 BTC
Details: Embraced Bitcoin as part of its corporate treasury strategy.
4. Galaxy Digital
Holdings: Substantial, but varies
Details: Manages its own Bitcoin holdings alongside other digital assets.
5. Hut 8 Mining Corp
Holdings: Approximately 9,109 BTC
Details: A major Bitcoin mining company that holds self-mined Bitcoin.
6. Riot Platforms, Inc. (formerly Riot Blockchain)
Holdings: Around 9,084 BTC
Details: Another major Bitcoin mining company with significant holdings.
7. Coinbase
Holdings: Significant BTC holdings as part of its corporate treasury and custodial services for clients.
8. Marathon Digital Holdings
Holdings: Approximately 12,232 BTC
Details: A Bitcoin mining company focused on increasing its Bitcoin reserves.
9. Bitfarms
Holdings: Approximately 5,243 BTC
Details: A publicly traded Bitcoin mining company that holds Bitcoin as a strategic reserve.
10. Argo Blockchain
Holdings: Approximately 2,700 BTC
Details: A blockchain technology company that mines cryptocurrency and holds Bitcoin as part of its assets.
11. Voyager Digital
Holdings: Around 12,260 BTC
Details: A cryptocurrency broker that holds a significant amount of Bitcoin.
12. Grayscale Investments
Holdings: Manages the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) which holds 654,600 BTC.
13. NYDIG (New York Digital Investment Group)
Holdings: Substantial, but exact numbers vary
Details: Provides Bitcoin investment and technology solutions.
14. Fidelity Digital Assets
Holdings: Substantial as part of its custodial services for institutional clients.
15. Kraken
Holdings: Significant BTC holdings as part of its custodial services for clients.
16. Anchorage Digital
Holdings: Substantial BTC holdings as part of its institutional custody services.
17. Gemini
Holdings: Significant BTC holdings as part of its custodial services for clients.
18. BitGo
Holdings: Manages over 700,000 BTC across various custodial solutions.
19. Fireblocks
Holdings: Substantial BTC holdings as part of its custodial services for institutional clients.
20. Ledger
Holdings: Substantial BTC holdings secured through its hardware wallet solutions.
21. Bakkt
Holdings: Significant BTC holdings as part of its digital asset custody and trading platform.
22. Nexo
Holdings: Significant BTC holdings as part of its cryptocurrency lending and custodial services.
23. Blockstream
Holdings: Substantial BTC holdings as part of its self-custody solutions and mining operations.
24. CoinShares
Holdings: Manages significant BTC holdings through its investment products.
25. eToro
Holdings: Significant BTC holdings as part of its investment platform.
26. Robinhood
Holdings: Significant BTC holdings as part of its trading platform.
27. Revolut
Holdings: Significant BTC holdings as part of its financial services platform.
28. PayPal
Holdings: Substantial BTC holdings as part of its cryptocurrency services.
29. Mercado Bitcoin
Holdings: Significant BTC holdings as part of its cryptocurrency exchange services.
30. Bitstamp
Holdings: Significant BTC holdings as part of its exchange platform.
31. Binance
Holdings: Substantial BTC holdings as part of its exchange and custodial services.
32. Crypto.com
Holdings: Significant BTC holdings as part of its exchange and custodial services.
33. Genesis Global Trading
Holdings: Substantial BTC holdings as part of its institutional trading and custody services.
34. Paxos
Holdings: Significant BTC holdings as part of its digital asset services.
35. DigitalX
Holdings: Substantial BTC holdings as part of its blockchain technology and digital asset management services.
These companies span various industries including technology, finance, and cryptocurrency mining, reflecting a broad adoption of Bitcoin self-custody. They utilize a combination of hot and cold storage solutions, multi-signature setups, and hardware wallets to ensure the security and control of their Bitcoin holdings.