Back in 2020, MicroStrategy made headlines by becoming the first major company to add Bitcoin to its balance sheet. Since then, the trend has picked up steam, with a growing number of firms following suit—especially in recent months.
As corporate Bitcoin accumulation surges, this wave of institutional interest has helped push BTC to record highs, even as the rest of the crypto market lags behind.
But, what happens when the cycle turns bearish? And could these corporate holdings actually pose a risk to Bitcoin’s stability? In today’s video, we find out. If you hold BTC, then this is a video you do not want to miss.
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