Publicly traded companies worldwide hold approximately 124,200 BTC, a 67% increase compared to a year ago.

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Mars Finance News, according to South Korean News1, as of May 19, the world's publicly listed companies hold approximately 1.24M BTC, worth about $95.6 billion at current prices, a 67% increase from 742.9k BTC a year ago, with the number of listed companies holding BTC rising to 196.
The report states that the ETH held by listed companies is about 6.03 million, with BitMine holding approximately 4.32 million ETH.
In comparison, the Korean corporate crypto investment market is still not fully open, and related pilot measures are progressing slowly.
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Post-RainCandlestickReflection
· 3h ago
$95.6 billion, equivalent to the market value of a large technology company.
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TvlAt3A.m.
· 4h ago
A 67% growth rate is too exaggerated; institutional FOMO is even more intense than retail investors.
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GlassBottleFeather
· 5h ago
The pilot program in Korea is slow, but they will catch up sooner or later, East Asia is getting competitive.
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OldBlackVelvetKey
· 7h ago
From 740k to 1.24M, in one year, this curve looks much better than my returns.
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GateUser-634ae966
· 7h ago
The holding structures of BTC and ETH are completely different—one is diversified, the other is concentrated. Interesting.
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GateUser-4c2c8c4b
· 7h ago
Over at ETH, BitMine has 4.32 million tokens, the concentration is a bit high.
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WatchingWhalesUnderTheNeon
· 7h ago
196 companies, averaging over 6,000 coins each, with the top players being even more exaggerated
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StakingDaydreamer
· 7h ago
Pilot programs are not the same as not opening up; South Korea has always waited for policies to mature before implementing a one-size-fits-all approach.
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GlassDomeUniverse
· 7h ago
Are all publicly listed companies stockpiling? Have you stocked up?
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QuietValidator
· 7h ago
The Korean corporate market hasn't opened yet; instead, it's an opportunity window. Once policies become clear, this price won't be available anymore.
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