MicroStrategy positioned #1 BTC holder, Tesla still at #2nd!

[so98nn]

Looking at the figures I realize that MSTR owns more than 0.5% of the total supply. I think Saylor is on its way to buying 1%. And more. If we take into account that many were lost, that is a considerable amount to own by a single institution. If he does well, he will become one of the richest people in the world. It is not that he is now poor, but he will be among the top.

Thats freakishly huge number if you ask me. It may be possibility that they are upto 1% goal but it could be just our imagination and they might be just flooding their wallets with as much bitcoin as they would. Its really amazing to see how this guy is all over the bitcoin now.

The more he posses the more he is threat to us as solo investor. Lolz. I hope that he does not have any intentions like that and it would be bad to think it that way. It might be that he just wanna be that top of world guy with the bitcoin in possession.

Owning more than 0.5% is nothing but frankly speaking the number will surely keep rising along the way. Lets hope it does not reach out 10%. Then that would fearsome for us.

[CaVO32]

Looking at the figures I realize that MSTR owns more than 0.5% of the total supply. I think Saylor is on its way to buying 1%. And more. If we take into account that many were lost, that is a considerable amount to own by a single institution. If he does well, he will become one of the richest people in the world. It is not that he is now poor, but he will be among the top.

Thats freakishly huge number if you ask me. It may be possibility that they are upto 1% goal but it could be just our imagination and they might be just flooding their wallets with as much bitcoin as they would. Its really amazing to see how this guy is all over the bitcoin now.

The more he posses the more he is threat to us as solo investor. Lolz. I hope that he does not have any intentions like that and it would be bad to think it that way. It might be that he just wanna be that top of world guy with the bitcoin in possession.

Owning more than 0.5% is nothing but frankly speaking the number will surely keep rising along the way. Lets hope it does not reach out 10%. Then that would fearsome for us.

I don't think it will be on his interest if he will manipulate the market. Though the percentage he owns is still small one as compared to the circulating supply, still it will make a dent if he decides to sell large portion of his stash. This is because, it may possibly create panic for some holders and would influence others to sell. But anyway, we don't know if they are indeed the top holders in this market. This is what we know but for those who are silently holding and accumulating their btc, we have no information about that.

[romero121]

Looking at the figures I realize that MSTR owns more than 0.5% of the total supply. I think Saylor is on its way to buying 1%. And more. If we take into account that many were lost, that is a considerable amount to own by a single institution. If he does well, he will become one of the richest people in the world. It is not that he is now poor, but he will be among the top.

None knows whether MicroStrategy was holding bitcoin prior to August 2020. During the month of August 2020 it converted around $250m in cash holdings to cryptocurrency. This is the first public company to do it. Within 1.5 years time it has been holding more than 0.5% of the total supply. So, reaching 1% doesn't look like a big deal for MicroStrategy. Possibly by the next year same time MicroStrategy will hold more than 1%

[davis196]

I assume that there are many corporations and institutional investors,that are HODLing Bitcoins,but most of them simply don't want to disclose the fact that they are owning Bitcoins.
Companies like Grayscale and Microstrategy are well known for bragging and publicly stating that they have multiple Bitcoins in their balance.Tesla has BTC,but Elon Musk will keep trolling and saying stupid shit.
To be honest,I don't really care about such "Top 10 Bitcoin HODLers" lists.Does this even matter for the Bitcoin community?Will there be a significant change,if another company dethrones Microstrategy or Greayscale from the top position or Tesla from the second position?I don't think so.

[noormcs5]

Looking at the figures I realize that MSTR owns more than 0.5% of the total supply. I think Saylor is on its way to buying 1%. And more. If we take into account that many were lost, that is a considerable amount to own by a single institution. If he does well, he will become one of the richest people in the world. It is not that he is now poor, but he will be among the top.

Thats freakishly huge number if you ask me. It may be possibility that they are upto 1% goal but it could be just our imagination and they might be just flooding their wallets with as much bitcoin as they would. Its really amazing to see how this guy is all over the bitcoin now.

The more he posses the more he is threat to us as solo investor. Lolz. I hope that he does not have any intentions like that and it would be bad to think it that way. It might be that he just wanna be that top of world guy with the bitcoin in possession.

Owning more than 0.5% is nothing but frankly speaking the number will surely keep rising along the way. Lets hope it does not reach out 10%. Then that would fearsome for us.

The good thing is that there are still many investors and compainices who would be buying in the future. The ones who are are buyng now will not dump them bitcoin anytime soon. The big inevstors have a miniset for long term investments so even if they buy more bitcoin, it won't be a threat to the bitcoin holders. Soon people will realze that they have to pay a lot more amount of money to buy small quanity of bitcoin due to high demad and limited supply.

[Obito]

Nothing has changed for a long time huh? I hope that another company gets in because that will definitely stimulate the competition between these institutional whales to the point that they would be buying more bitcoin again to keep their position in the leaderboard. I believe that when that happens, prices will start going up again, my only hope is that when this happens I will have bitcoin in my possession to get some profit.

[Fundamentals Of]

It seems MicroStrategy's Michael Saylor is making up fast for coming to Bitcoin rather late. For just a few years and with Bitcoin's price rising to tens of thousands, MicroStrategy still managed to grab a lot of Bitcoin to rise to the position of number one Bitcoin holder. By the looks of it, Saylor's MicroStrategy isn't done stacking up more Bitcoin yet. Elon, on the other hand, is not really a solid Bitcoin fan, although I also don't think he is deeply convinced that there is an altcoin stronger than Bitcoin feature-wise.

[SirLancelot]

The good thing is that there are still many investors and compainices who would be buying in the future. The ones who are are buyng now will not dump them bitcoin anytime soon. The big inevstors have a miniset for long term investments so even if they buy more bitcoin, it won't be a threat to the bitcoin holders. Soon people will realze that they have to pay a lot more amount of money to buy small quanity of bitcoin due to high demad and limited supply.

Bitcoin is the future so yes that is for sure. Bitcoin is dipping now so expect that more are buying than dumping but you cant say that they wont sell soon. What if the price recover? I think some are going to cash out for some profits although some will remain because they are aiming for a higher returns.

I do not think that small investors are going to hate big investors but they are going to be more happy when big investors invest because that can up the price of the coins  but someone think it is bad because it can cause for the coins to be more centralized. No surprised that tesla positioned second because Elon has lots of excuses in bitcoin.

[Haunebu]

Wrong. This list pertains to companies and individuals who have been identified and who have no issues revealing themselves. What about people like Satoshi etc who haven't revealed themselves op?

Some of them are way bigger BTC HODLERS in comparison which is why your list and the title of this particular thread isn't entirely accurate op.

[witcher_sense]

Controversial opinion. MicroStrategy is neither number one nor bitcoin hodler. In order to be considered a bitcoin hodler, one must first take custody of one's bitcoin and control it with one's own private keys through non-custodial software or hardware wallets without relying upon any third-party custodians or other services like centralized exchanges. Bitcoin holdler that is always tending to have full control over and access to his bitcoin is never using his bitcoin as collateral for loans to gain additional yield in fiat terms because it implies bitcoin being handed over to a third party which is antithetical to bitcoin hodling. Bitcoin hodler doesn't store their savings on a centralized exchange like Coinbase because exchanges are very vulnerable to hacks, regulations, government seizure, closure, and bankruptcy. Most likely, most centralized exchanges are running their business on fractional reserves and therefore are insolvent and fraudulent by their nature. A rational bitcoin hodler would avoid using centralized exchanges and third-party custodians because it is too risky and unnecessary at the same time. Michael Saylor and his company do everything a true bitcoin hodler would not.