Imagine a corporate treasure chest gleaming with nearly 640,000 Bitcoin , valued at $78 billion, and closing in fast on the cash kingdoms of Amazon, Google, and Microsoft.
That’s the audacious story of Strategy , a company whose Bitcoin stash just shrugged off the sidelines and sprinted to a value approaching the $95-$97 billion range held by those tech titans.
Closing in on the #2 spot among all U.S. corporate treasuries. pic.twitter.com/fPBoxLq940
— Strategy (@Strategy) October 7, 2025
Double-digit gains
Monday’s Bitcoin frenzy, hitting an ATH of $126K , pumped Strategy’s crypto vault briefly over the $80 billion level, sending shockwaves through corporate finance playgrounds.
That amount towers above the cash piles of Nvidia, Apple, and even Meta, which notably vetoed Bitcoin treasury proposals earlier this year, missing out on the double-digit gains.
Berkshire Hathaway, the corporate cash king, hoards about $344 billion, but its empire is pure cash, no Bitcoin.
Tesla is playing in the crypto league with 11,509 BTC valued around $1.4 billion, but that’s just a tiny slice of its $37 billion cash horde.
But Strategy keeps piling on Bitcoin steadily, bought in at an average price of $73,981.
That’s a cool $30 billion-plus score on investment, a 65% profit that would make even Wall Street blush.
Growing debt
Analysts from JPMorgan dub Bitcoin and gold the debasement trade, a hedge against the relentless erosion of the US dollar’s value as America’s national debt grows toward $38 trillion.
Even Larry Fink, BlackRock’s CEO and once a Bitcoin skeptic, whispered to Wall Street that Bitcoin might rocket to $700,000, riding a wave of currency fears.
The conservative think tank National Center for Public Policy Research pushed Bitcoin adoption pitches at Microsoft, Meta, and Amazon, arguing that Bitcoin shields profits from the stealthy theft of inflation.
Microsoft and Meta declined, when Bitcoin was already eye-poppingly high, leaving those shareholders watching as their cash quietly lost value.
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Dethrone cash
Corporate interest is growing, though. Since the year began, experts say the number of public companies holding Bitcoin has leapt past 200, a clear sign that Bitcoin is no longer a fringe asset.
With BTC flirting just below its record peak, most of these companies are riding a wave of crypto profits.
Strategy’s tale is literally a beacon for corporate Bitcoin hopefuls, a monument to the madness and method of crypto accumulation in 2025.
The process to dethrone cash as king is heating up, and Bitcoin’s $78 billion conquest is the latest chapter in this story.
Cryptocurrency and Web3 expert, founder of Kriptoworld
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