Key Takeaways
- Norway and Switzerland's central banks hold significant MicroStrategy shares.
- The Swiss National Bank increased its stake in MicroStrategy by 60% in the last quarter.
- MicroStrategy holds 226,500 Bitcoins, far exceeding other corporate Bitcoin holders.
Norway and Switzerland’s central banks have reported significant stakes in MicroStrategy (MSTR) through their recent 13-F filings.
Norges Bank, managing Norway’s Government Pension Fund, holds 1.123 million shares of MicroStrategy, while the Swiss National Bank owns 466,000 shares—a 60% increase over the previous quarter.
MicroStrategy, a Virginia-based business intelligence firm, is well-known for its large Bitcoin holdings. The company currently possesses 226,500 Bitcoins, making it the biggest corporate Bitcoin holder. In comparison, Marathon Digital Holdings, the second-largest, owns 20,818 BTC.
MSTR stock
MicroStrategy’s shares are currently priced at $131.21, reflecting a 3.5% decline over the past 24 hours.
The company has a market cap of $25 billion. Co-founder Michael Saylor has stated that the company’s Bitcoin-focused strategy has helped it outperform most S&P 500 stocks.
Notably, MicroStrategy shares act as a leveraged Bitcoin investment without fees, distinguishing it from the Bitcoin ETFs launched earlier this year.
