Through the proposal of "issuing 10 billion additional shares", institutional BTC positions have accounted for 14.3% of the total, and BTC has touched another 107,000 US dollars

MicroStrategy formally passed its proposal to increase the issuance of stocks yesterday (21st), which also means that MicroStrategy will have more stocks for financing in the future to raise funds to increase the position in BTC. (Background: MicroStrategy voted on the "issuance of stocks" on 1/21 to pave the way for raising $4.2 billion to buy BTC.) BTC surged to a high of $107,000 in the early morning of today (22nd), and although it pulled back to $105,786 at the time of writing, it is still overall continuing to rise within the oscillation. It's worth noting that the holdings of BTC by the dominant MicroStrategy in the last October officially announced the "21/21" plan, and the proposal was formally passed at the shareholders' meeting last night, increasing the number of A ordinary shares authorized by the company from 330 million to 10.3 billion. This not only makes the company one of the companies with the highest number of ordinary shares among the constituents of the Nasdaq 100 Index, but also means that MicroStrategy will be able to continue to sell more stocks in the future to raise more funds to buy BTC. The "21/21" plan is preparing to conduct $21 billion in equity financing and issuance of $21 billion in fixed-income products (such as convertible bonds, preferred stocks, etc.) in the next three years, raising a total of $42 billion for the purchase of BTC. MicroStrategy increased its position by another 11,000 BTC. In addition, last night, MicroStrategy founder Michael Saylor also stated that MicroStrategy again purchased 11,000 BTC with $1.1 billion from January 13th to 20th, with an average price of $101,191. Through this increase in position, according to the latest statistics from bitcointreasuries, MicroStrategy's BTC holdings have reached 461,000 BTC, with a total value of $48.51 billion, and a total purchase cost of approximately $29.32 billion, with an unrealized gain of $19.2 billion in the account. Apart from MicroStrategy, several other companies also bought BTC last night, or through BTC reserve plans, showing that the willingness of enterprises to purchase BTC is still increasing, including: Reinsurance company Oxbridge announced that its board of directors has approved the decision to use BTC and Ethereum as treasury reserve assets; U.S. listed company KULR again increased its position by $8 million in BTC, bringing its total holdings to 510 BTC (the company only launched its BTC reserve plan last December); AI listed company Genius Group increased its holdings by $5 million in BTC, with a total holdings of 420 BTC, valued at approximately $40 million. Institutional BTC holdings reach 3 million. Another astonishing figure is that the current institutional (listed companies, investment companies, exchanges, governments, etc.) BTC holdings, totaling over 3 million BTC, account for 14.3% of the total BTC supply, with a total value of $316.73 billion. Among them, MicroStrategy's 461,000 BTC holdings rank first, BTC mining company MARA Holdings holds 44,900 BTC, ranking second, mining company Riot Platforms holds 17,700 BTC, ranking third, and Musk's Tesla holds 9,720 BTC, ranking sixth.