”Corporations will invest up to $330 billion in Bitcoin over the next five years”

Global asset management firm Bernstein predicts that companies are likely to buy Bitcoin on a large scale and hold it as an asset over the next five years.
According to CryptoPotato on the 6th (local time), Bernstein said in a recent report that "By 2029, approximately $330 billion (approximately 47 trillion yen) will be invested in Bitcoin through corporate asset management."
"There is a possibility that listed companies will allocate approximately $205 billion (approximately 29 trillion yen) in capital to purchase Bitcoin," he said.
This suggests that Bitcoin is evolving beyond being merely a speculative asset into a key part of corporate financial strategies.
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According to Saylor's "Strategy (formerly Micro Strategy)" model,
The report predicts a surge in companies including Bitcoin in their financial strategies. Smaller companies, especially those with stagnant growth, will lead the trend by emulating Strategy's financial model.
"These companies don't see growth potential in their current structures, and Strategy's model offers a rare and valuable path to growth," Bernstein explained.
According to the report, companies with cash holdings of more than $100 million could potentially put $190 billion into Bitcoin allocations.
High-growth small and medium-sized businesses could also add $11 billion by 2026, with at least $5 billion from the top 10 largest companies by 2027.
According to the Bitcoin information site BitBO, the total number of Bitcoins held by listed companies is currently 723,000, and the number of Bitcoins held by listed companies is expected to reach 100,000 at any one time.
The value of the company is over $68 billion (approximately 10 trillion yen). Strategy's next big acquisitions are Marathon Digital Holdings and Riot
Mining and data center companies such as Platforms and CleanSpark hold large amounts of Bitcoin.