Bitcoin market is making big moves again.

Strike CEO Jack Maller recently made bold statements, revealing that the company plans to significantly increase its Bitcoin holdings, targeting over $60 billion, and explicitly stating "We want to become the largest holder of Bitcoin." These remarks have led many to compare him to Michael Saylor — the founder of MicroStrategy, who has long been known in the industry for his aggressive Bitcoin holdings strategy.

Interestingly, Maller is also a co-founder of Twenty One. The company behind Twenty One has substantial backing, including investments from major institutions such as the U.S. Department of Commerce, Tether, and SoftBank. This indicates that his Bitcoin strategy is not just personal ambition but backed by significant capital support and institutional backing.

Such heavyweight holdings announcements often attract market attention. On one hand, they reflect traditional enterprises' recognition of Bitcoin's long-term value; on the other hand, they also suggest that large capital is accelerating its deployment into digital assets. The subsequent developments are worth watching.