#数字资产动态追踪 $BTC

$JASMY
$BROCCOLI714

In the first four days of the new year, a total of $116 million USD was aggressively accumulated! A leading company kicked off the year with full force, continuously adding 1,283 Bitcoin at an average price of $90,391 per coin, bringing the total holdings directly up to 673,783 BTC. At the current market price of $93,000, unrealized gains have already surpassed $12 billion—this pace is truly extraordinary.

Even more impressive is the underlying operational logic. This company raises funds by issuing high-premium shares in the US stock market; just in January, it issued 735,000 shares to raise $116 million USD, then used that capital to buy Bitcoin that cannot be further issued. They also hold an issuance quota of 11.386 billion common shares and 30 billion preferred shares, making their ammunition stockpile extremely full. Plus, with a reserved $2.25 billion USD for dividend payments, they are not worried about being forced to reduce positions even if the market pulls back—this definitely looks like a long-term battle.

Honestly, last Q4, this company recorded a paper loss of $17.4 billion USD due to BTC price retracement, and its stock price fell 60% from its peak, which was not easy either. Interestingly, there are many disagreements among institutions, but the underlying logic points to a consensus: major institutions like Standard Chartered and Bernstein are still eyeing BTC's surge to $150,000 by 2026, citing reasons such as US pension fund access and the implementation of relevant regulatory frameworks, which could shift BTC from a speculative asset to a strategic reserve.

Is this frantic accumulation a bullish signal or a high-risk gamble? Can BTC reach $150,000 on schedule? How long can this "Bitcoin absorption machine" keep running? The market is waiting for answers.