Strategy leads Bitcoin purchases, corporate demand nearly exhausted

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Investing.com – According to cryptocurrency data provider CryptoQuant, demand for Bitcoin as a corporate asset reserve has nearly completely vanished, excluding Strategy.

In the past 30 days, Bitcoin accumulators other than Strategy have only purchased 1,000 BTC, while Strategy has bought approximately 45,000 BTC, marking the highest 30-day purchase volume for the company since April 2025. The purchase share of Bitcoin asset reserve companies excluding Strategy, led by Michael Saylor, has dropped from 95% in October to 2%, with the purchasing volume of Bitcoin asset reserve companies declining by 99% from the peak in August 2025.

Strategy itself has seen its stock price fall more than 71% from its 52-week high, while Bitcoin has plummeted 48% from its peak in October.

The company’s co-founder and Executive Chairman Saylor downplayed concentration risk, stating that overall liquidity and decentralization limit the influence of any single holder.

“Bitcoin has $50 billion in liquidity daily, we cannot control the price of liquidity, and we hold 3.5% of the asset,” Saylor told CNBC. “This is a very decentralized, very dispersed asset. The market size is far greater than any of the participants, which is what makes it such an attractive capital asset.”

According to Bitcoin Treasuries, Strategy holds about 65% of the total Bitcoin held by publicly traded companies.

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