MicroStrategy's $78 billion Bitcoin holdings are approaching Amazon's cash reserves, while Microsoft and Meta missed the pump.

MicroStrategy ( holds Bitcoin valued at nearly $78 billion, almost catching up to the cash reserves of tech giants like Amazon ), Microsoft (, and Google. As Bitcoin prices continue to hit new highs, Microsoft and Meta also missed out on this pump due to their earlier rejection of the Bitcoin reserve proposal.

MicroStrategy's Bitcoin Empire: Value Approaches Cash Positions of Tech Giants

As of this week, MicroStrategy has a total of 640,031 Bitcoins. When BTC reached its historical high of 126,000 USD, the value of its Bitcoin holdings once surpassed 80 billion USD. This massive asset is comparable to the cash reserves of Amazon 198,000,000,000 USD), Google 196,000,000,000 USD(, and Microsoft 195,000,000,000 USD).

Closing in on the #2 spot among all U.S. corporate treasuries. pic.twitter.com/fPBoxLq940

— Strategy (@Strategy) October 7, 2025

This software company has been continuously buying Bitcoin on dips since 2020, and now it not only surpasses the cash positions of Nvidia (, Apple, and Meta, but it even hopes to redefine the composition of corporate financial reports with the status of being the “first Bitcoin reserve company.”

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Corporate Strategy Divergence: Microsoft and Meta Missed Bitcoin Pump

Data provided by MicroStrategy shows that the Oracle of Omaha, )Warren Buffett(, and his company Berkshire Hathaway, ), still hold the global corporate cash throne with 344 billion USD; while Tesla, (, is the only company in the top ten that holds Bitcoin, with approximately 11,000 BTC, ) worth about 1.4 billion USD(.

On the other hand, Microsoft and Meta both received proposals at the end of last year and in June this year, suggesting allocating 1% to 5% of their cash to Bitcoin to hedge against currency devaluation, but ultimately these were rejected by shareholders. However, at that time, the price of Bitcoin was around $97,000 and $104,000 respectively, and both tech giants missed out on double-digit gains.

) Investors are not on board! Meta shareholders overwhelmingly rejected the Bitcoin financial reserve proposal (.

“Devaluation Trading” Rises: Bitcoin and Gold Become Safe-Haven Assets

J.P. Morgan analysts recently pointed out that Bitcoin and gold are becoming what is known as the “debasement trade )debasement trade(”. Retail investors are pouring into Bitcoin and gold ETFs in order to hedge against inflation, government deficits, and geopolitical risks, driving the recent pump.

VanEck's research director also predicts that as the spot gold price briefly breaks the $4,000 mark, Bitcoin is expected to reach half of gold's market value during the next halving, with an estimated price of $644,000 per coin, becoming the next popular modern value storage asset among the younger generation.

) Gold is approaching 4,000 USD! VanEck references gold price: Bitcoin's next halving is expected to reach 640,000 USD (

MicroStrategy leads the way, accelerating the wave of corporate Bitcoin reserves.

Although tech giants are still watching, over 200 publicly traded companies are expected to include Bitcoin in their balance sheets by 2025, nearly doubling from less than a hundred at the beginning of the year. It is evident that, in light of the fiscal pressures and uncertainties surrounding interest rate policies in the United States, companies are likely to seek decentralized assets as a long-term defensive tool.

This wave of enterprise-level adoption may become a key turning point in history from “cash reserves” to “digital reserves,” and MicroStrategy continues to lead the way.

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