Bitcoin treasuries now stand at $130 billion.

• BTC holdings are 4× more than all other cryptocurrencies combined.
• Institutions continue to favor Bitcoin over other digital assets.

The total value of Bitcoin held in corporate and institutional treasuries has now reached an impressive $130 billion. According to data from a treasury tracking platform, this amount is four times larger than the combined treasuries of all other cryptocurrencies, highlighting Bitcoin's dominance as a store of value in the digital asset space.

This surge reflects a growing trend among public companies, private firms, ETFs, and governments who are increasingly allocating part of their portfolios to Bitcoin. These entities view BTC not only as a hedge against inflation but also as a strategic long-term asset in the evolving financial ecosystem.

Institutions Continue to Favor Bitcoin

Bitcoin's clear lead in treasuries points to strong institutional confidence. While other crypto assets like Ethereum, Solana, and stablecoins serve important roles in decentralized finance and utility ecosystems, they have not attracted the same treasury-level adoption.

Companies like MicroStrategy, Tesla, and several Bitcoin ETFs hold a large portion of the $130B total. MicroStrategy alone owns over 150,000 BTC, reflecting its aggressive bet on Bitcoin as a treasury reserve asset.

Moreover, Bitcoin's regulatory clarity compared to other digital assets makes it a safer and more predictable choice for publicly traded companies and funds.

Why Bitcoin Leads the Pack

There are several reasons why Bitcoin continues to dominate in treasuries:

• First-mover advantage: Bitcoin remains the original and most recognized cryptocurrency.
• Store of value: Its fixed supply and decentralized nature make it attractive in uncertain economic times.
• Mainstream recognition: Institutional products like spot Bitcoin ETFs have helped bridge traditional finance and crypto.

As long as macroeconomic uncertainty persists and regulatory clarity remains limited for altcoins, Bitcoin will likely maintain its treasury dominance.