By the end of May, the value of Bitcoin holdings by listed companies approached $85 billion
After Trump was elected President of the United States, the enthusiasm of listed companies to hold Bitcoin surged. According to a research report, by the end of May, 116 listed companies collectively held 809,100 Bitcoins, valued at approximately $85 billion at current prices, a significant increase from the 312,200 held a year ago, with nearly 100,000 added since early April alone. After taking office, Trump actively promoted the development of cryptocurrencies, such as establishing strategic Bitcoin reserves, and new accounting rules allowing companies to recognize Bitcoin holding gains also facilitated the increase. Additionally, new entrants like GameStop have begun accumulating Bitcoin, but strategy companies still hold the largest share. The report also noted that tokenized real-world assets have grown by over 260% this year, reaching $23 billion. (CoinDesk)
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