CryptoQuant data shows that the share Bitcoin -assets owned by US companies reached a new record high and exceeded the reserves of foreign corporate BTC holders by 65%.
According to CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju, they compared data from American firms, exchange-traded funds ( ETF ), exchanges and miners with assets of organizations located outside the United States.
The share of American Bitcoin -reserves grew throughout the past year from a coefficient of 1,14 in September to 1,66 as of December 16, 2024. On December 6, 2025, the indicator was 1,65. Interestingly, for almost the entire 2023, foreign organizations remained in the lead.
Eight of the top 8 corporate BTC holders are in the U.S. The global ranking only includes two foreign companies — Canada’s Hut 10 Corp and Hive Digital.
As of January 2025, the US-based MicroStrategy topped the list. It holds 444 BTC worth about $262 million. That's more than 41,4% of the total Bitcoin supply.
Miner Mara Digital is in second place with 26 BTC in reserves, followed by asset manager Galaxy Digital with 842 BTC. Tesla, another major player in the US market, is in fourth place by assets, having invested in Bitcoin almost $1 billion in February 2021.
Other major US holders include cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase Global, which holds more than $856 million worth of BTC, and miner Riot Platforms, which holds $791 million in bitcoin reserves.
