Who owns 3% of Bitcoin ?

Who Owns 3% of All Bitcoin? The Answer Might Surprise You. Strategy Inc. (formerly MicroStrategy) is the company most commonly identified as holding over 3% of Bitcoin's total supply — and how they got there is unlike anything else in corporate finance.

Led by Michael Saylor, Strategy built its Bitcoin position not from operating profits, but through billions in debt issuance and equity raises, betting the company's entire treasury strategy on BTC. In this video, we break down exactly how much Bitcoin Strategy holds, why the "3% of supply" figure is more complicated than it sounds, and how their holdings compare to other major Bitcoin whales like Coinbase, Binance, and BlackRock's IBIT ETF.

Here's what you'll learn:

- How many BTC Strategy Inc. actually holds (and how that number is reported differently across sources)
- Why Coinbase's ~5% and Binance's ~3.5% figures include customer funds, not just corporate ownership
- Why BlackRock's IBIT technically doesn't "own" its 780,000 BTC
- How Satoshi Nakamoto's dormant wallets factor into supply concentration debates
- The real difference between direct corporate ownership and custodial or fund-based holdings
- Where to check live, verified ownership data instead of relying on outdated articles

Understanding Bitcoin ownership concentration means looking past headline percentages and asking who actually controls the keys. These numbers shift constantly, so we also show you where analysts like Arkham Intelligence track this in real time.

If you want a clearer picture of who really holds the power in Bitcoin's supply, watch through to the end — and let us know in the comments which entity surprised you most. Subscribe for more deep dives into crypto ownership and market structure.

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