Recently, the cryptocurrency market has shown a striking new trend. More and more listed companies are starting to focus on SOL and BNB, adopting a reserve strategy similar to that of MicroStrategy. Meanwhile, those companies that already hold ETH and BTC are also accelerating their accumulation, demonstrating strong confidence in cryptocurrency assets.

According to the data, publicly listed companies that hold Bitcoin have already reached a 5% accumulation target, while the reserves of Ethereum are still halfway from achieving this level. This gap reflects the market's preference and expectations for different encryption currencies.

Particularly noteworthy is the situation with BNB. Although the number of companies announcing plans to increase their BNB reserves has surged recently, in reality, only two companies have publicly stated that they have completed their accumulation of coins. This phenomenon may hint at the growth potential of BNB in the future. A large number of companies have expressed their willingness to enter the market, but very few have actually completed their purchases. In this case, the future development space for BNB may be larger.

The trend of public companies actively entering the encryption currency space not only reflects the increasing recognition of digital assets by traditional financial institutions, but may also signal that the encryption currency market is entering a new phase of development. With more institutional investors joining, the market structure and price trends of encryption currency may undergo significant changes.

However, we also need to be vigilant about the risks that this trend may bring. The large-scale accumulation of encryption by listed companies may increase market volatility and could also attract regulatory attention. Investors should comprehensively consider the potential opportunities and challenges while paying attention to this trend.