The top 14 crypto mining companies hold a total of 38,903 Bitcoins, and their total holdings are far less than MicroStrategy
According to a report released by CoinGecko, as of November 1, 2023, the top 14 listed Bitcoin mining companies held a total of 38,903 BTC, which accounted for 0.18% of the BTC supply, much lower than MicroStrategy's 152,333 BTC holdings. Currently, the top 14 Bitcoin mining companies hold a total of 38,903 BTC. However, this only accounts for 0.18% of the maximum Bitcoin supply (21 million), far lower than MicroStrategy's 152,333 BTC holdings. Marathon Digital, Hut 8 Mining Corp, and Riot Platforms are the top three listed Bitcoin mining companies with the most Bitcoin holdings. These three companies collectively hold 30,401 BTC, accounting for 78% of the total BTC holdings of leading mining companies. The top three Bitcoin mining companies each hold more than 3,000 BTC. In contrast, the remaining 11 companies each hold less than 3,000 BTC, with a total of 8,502 BTC.
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