It's clear we're seeing some serious corporate action when it comes to accumulating BTC for businesses. Honestly, the list of big companies holding BTC just keeps getting longer, and the crypto community isn't buzzing as much over news updates like "this company bought a few hundred BTC" or "that company snagged a few thousand BTC". Even I'm not overly impressed with the amount of BTC Strategy is accumulating anymore maybe we just got used to this pretty fast!
However, most of the companies currently accumulating BTC aren't the absolute giants in the market. Back in late 2024, shareholders at Microsoft and Amazon passed on accumulating BTC, and we recently heard that Meta made a similar decision. This is interesting, especially since Meta wants to roll out a stablecoin to really dive deeper into the crypto market. This news might have been a bit of a letdown for some crypto investors hoping to see the whole world jump on the BTC bandwagon and push prices up fast.
Personally, I think this is totally normal. Microsoft, Amazon, and Meta are all massive companies. Every single decision they make is crucial and can really impact the direction of an entire empire. They simply have too much to protect, and they're willing to wait to make sure their future decisions are super safe.
Looking at this from a positive angle, crypto investors should actually be happy that these huge corporations are still holding off on BTC. This means we're truly still early investors, and the opportunity for us in this market is just massive. I'd be more concerned if a ton of big companies suddenly piled into BTC, that could trigger an unsustainable bubble that might pop at any time.
I'd like to get your opinion on this:
- Does the rejection by tech giants make you less confident in BTC's potential?
- If you were the owner of Meta or Amazon, would you easily agree to accumulate more BTC?
- When do you think these tech giants will start accumulating BTC?
References:You caught a very good point. The fact that Amazon, Microsoft, Meta and these giant tech companies with billions of dollars not investing in Bitcoin means that we are still early investors. I have a rule for Bitcoin investment. If the price is lower than its all time high, then it's the right time to invest if you stay here long-term.
1. It's not a rejection by tech giants, they also work on their own payment systems, so Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies at some point are competitors of Amazon Pay, Google Pay, Apple Pay and etc... They might adopt Bitcoin very soon.
2. I can't judge fairly because I'm not the owner and god knows where Amazon or Meta would be if I were the owner, I don't have any experience and there is a big chance I'd make very stupid decisions for the company but to be fair, I'd accumulate more Bitcoin because it's innovation, the future.
3. I think that they'll start accumulating Bitcoins after the next one or two halvings.
