Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) just pulled off a flex that few saw coming—it’s officially leapfrogged tech titan Nvidia in corporate treasury value, and it’s all thanks to one thing: a relentless $BTC buying spree.
Purely owing to its sizable $BTC holdings, the company now ranks #9 among all S&P 500 firms by treasury size, outpacing bigwigs like Exxon, NVIDIA, PayPal, and CVS.
Just since the start of this year, Strategy has scooped up over 88,000 $BTC—yeah, in a matter of months. And they’re not buying at the top either. They’ve been striking during market dips, stacking sats at discount prices to boost long-term gains.
It’s a calculated move to tighten their grip on the Bitcoin game and reinforce their position as one of the most aggressive corporate hodlers in the space.
If Strategy officially enters the S&P 500, it could unlock a wave of institutional capital chasing indirect Bitcoin exposure, particularly from funds previously restricted from buying $BTC.
As excitement builds, investors are turning to the project’s native token, $HYPER, as evidenced by it already raising over $3.9M on presale.
Their interest is likely driven not just by the L2’s developments but also to save on gas fees, secure governance rights, and earn staking rewards (currently at a 241% APY) – all of which acquiring $HYPER grants.
Strategy’s significant $BTC acquisitions signal a new era in institutional crypto adoption. But as Bitcoin scales, its network needs help, which is where Bitcoin Hyper shines.
This isn’t investment advice. As always, do your own research and never invest more than you’d be sad to lose.
