Bitcoin has returned to US$60,000. How are the positions and profits and losses of mainstream institutions?

php editor Zimo reported that the price of Bitcoin returned to US$60,000, attracting market attention. The positions and profit and loss performance of mainstream institutions have attracted much attention. As a leader in the cryptocurrency market, Bitcoin’s price fluctuations have always attracted much attention. This return to US$60,000 once again aroused heated discussion among investors. How mainstream institutions perform in this wave of market conditions has become the focus of market attention. Various opinions and information are intertwined, resulting in more exciting discussions about Bitcoin.

Original author: Nancy, PANews

After more than two years, Bitcoin re-opened for the first time It has reached the $60,000 mark, and its price has reached a record high against multiple legal currencies. As the price of Bitcoin soared, the "giant whales" with heavy positions also made a lot of money. In this article, PANews took stock of the positions and profits of eight mainstream institutions and countries. The average floating profit exceeded US$1.12 billion, and the average return rate reached 134.8%. Among them, the U.S. government, MicroStrategy, Marathon Digital and Coinbase Global hold the largest positions. At the same time, compared with other institutions, Meitu, El Salvador and Telsa have the highest purchase costs.

United States Government

The US government is one of the largest holders of Bitcoin in the world, holding more than 200,000 Bitcoins as of February 29, according to Arkham Intelligence , worth more than $12.44 billion. In various law enforcement actions, the U.S. government obtained a large amount of Bitcoin through "zero yuan purchases."

MicroStrategy

The world’s largest “big bull” MicroStrategy is a listed company that holds the largest number of Bitcoins. According to Saylortracker data, as of February 29, MicroStrategy held a total of 193,000 Bitcoins worth more than $11.893 billion. The company's average purchase cost is approximately US$31,780 per Bitcoin, and it has currently made more than US$6.135 billion in profit, with a return on investment of 100.03%.

Marathon Digital

Marathon Digital is one of the largest Bitcoin miners in North America, and its stock price has recently hit a two-year high due to the impact of the Bitcoin market. Bitcoin Treasures data shows that as of February 29, Marathon Digital held a total of 15,741 Bitcoins (currently worth US$967 million), with an average purchase cost of US$13,785, and a floating profit of over US$777 million, with a return on investment of over 411.4 %.

Coinbase Global

Coinbase Global is the first listed company in the cryptocurrency field in the United States. Bitcoin Treasures data shows that as of February 29, Coinbase Global held a total of 9,480 Bitcoins (currently worth US$497 million), with an average purchase cost of US$23,294, and a floating profit of nearly US$362 million, with a return on investment of over 163.8 %.

Telsa

Telsa is a "diamond hand". Since the second quarter of 2022, it has not conducted any buying or selling operations on Bitcoin for 6 consecutive quarters. Bitcoin Treasures data shows that as of February 29, Telsa held a total of 9,720 Bitcoins (currently worth US$602 million), with an average purchase cost of approximately US$34,722, and a floating profit of over US$259 million, with a return on investment of 77 %.

Block Inc.

Block Inc. is a financial technology company co-founded by Jack Dorsey, the former CEO of Twitter, who is a loyal supporter of Bitcoin. Bitcoin Treasures data shows that as of February 29, Block Inc. held a total of 8,027 Bitcoins (currently worth US$497 million), with an average purchase cost of US$27,407, and a floating profit of approximately US$273 million, with a return on investment exceeding 124.2%.

El Salvador

As the first country in the world to adopt Bitcoin as legal tender, El Salvador’s Bitcoin holdings have been losing money over the past two years. With Bitcoin’s astonishing rise this year, El Salvador has also turned a profit, and President Nayib Bukele recently stated that the country has no plans to sell Bitcoin. Nayibtracker data shows that as of February 29, El Salvador held a total of 2,849 Bitcoins (currently worth more than 175 million US dollars). The average purchase cost was US$42,504, and the floating profit exceeded US$60.099 million. The return on investment was approximately 49.63 %.

Meitu

As the first Hong Kong-listed company to publicly hold Bitcoin, Meitu has spent huge sums of money to purchase Bitcoin and Ethereum many times. However, due to the sharp decline in the market, Meitu has suffered serious losses and has since After 2021, there has been basically no buying of cryptocurrencies. Meitu said last year that the company would no longer focus on and buy such assets and might sell them at the appropriate time. CoinGecko data shows that as of February 29, Meitu held a total of 940 Bitcoins (currently worth US$58.254 million), with an average purchase cost of US$52,659, and a floating profit of over US$8.754 million, with a return on investment of over 17.7%. .

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