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As of November 2024, MicroStrategy holds the largest amount of Bitcoin among publicly traded companies, with approximately 331,200 BTC, valued at around $30 billion.  This significant accumulation reflects MicroStrategy’s strategic decision to adopt Bitcoin as its primary treasury reserve asset, a move initiated in 2020 under the leadership of Executive Chairman Michael Saylor.

Other notable corporate Bitcoin holders include:

• Grayscale Bitcoin Trust: Manages one of the largest Bitcoin funds, holding about 643,572 BTC, which accounts for approximately 3% of all Bitcoin currently available. 

• Marathon Digital Holdings: A prominent Bitcoin mining company with 17,631 BTC in its corporate treasury, valued at around $1.23 billion as of May 2024. 

• Tesla: Holds approximately 10,725 BTC, valued at about $1 billion, following its $1.5 billion investment in Bitcoin announced in early 2021.

These holdings underscore the growing trend of corporations integrating Bitcoin into their financial strategies, reflecting a broader acceptance of cryptocurrency in the corporate sector.

BTC Retraces to $96000: Buy the Dip or Exit Now?
Bitcoin dropped to a low of $96,789, over $10,000 below Tuesday's all-time high, marking a 4% decline. Since the US election on November 5, Bitcoin's price has risen by more than 45%. Zann Kwan, CIO of Revo Digital Family Office, predicts that Bitcoin may retreat to just above the $90,000 level in the short term. ------------ What's your target price for Bitcoin in 2024? Is it good time to buy the dip or exit from Bitcoin?
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