2026-01-05 13:07:18

Strategy has increased its Bitcoin holdings once again. According to the latest news, this institution has added 1,287 BTC to its position, pushing its Bitcoin reserves to 673,783 BTC.

Not only that, Strategy has also simultaneously strengthened its US dollar reserve allocation—adding 62 million USD, bringing the total US dollar reserves to 2.25 billion USD.

Such actions by institutional investors often reflect market participants' recognition of BTC's value and adjustments to future market expectations. Changes in the holding structure also provide important reference signals for market observers.

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Liquidated_Larry

· 01-08 11:08

Here we go again, this guy just can't get enough of Bitcoin, he's been stacking and stacking.

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LightningPacketLoss

· 01-08 07:18

With so much BTC locked in institutions, what chance do retail investors have?

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GetRichLeek

· 01-07 02:10

Did they just buy the dip again? These institutions really think we're fools. Every time there's a big drop, they say they're laying low... Forget it, I'll buy a couple too. Anyway, I'm already losing so much.

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SchroedingerMiner

· 01-05 13:35

Here we go again. Every time there's news like this, it sounds like a big deal. Is it really worth bragging about institutions accumulating coins? When can we ourselves accumulate that much? That's hilarious.

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DefiPlaybook

· 01-05 13:30

According to data, the proportion of BTC in Strategy and the allocation ratio of USD reserves warrant in-depth analysis—673,783 BTC compared to $2.25 billion. How should we understand the risk exposure behind this structural adjustment?

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