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For the first time, Arkham, a blockchain intelligence company, has connected MicroStrategy to these wallets, publicly noting Bitcoin wallet addresses containing 70,816 BTC (worth $5.45 billion). This disclosure boosts MicroStrategy's known on-chain Bitcoin holdings to 87.5% of its reported reserves including assets held via Fidelity's custodial service.
Because MicroStrategy's CEO Michael Saylor has before refused to reveal wallet addresses citing security and privacy issues, the disclosure is remarkable. Arkham's on-chain analysis bypassed this obscurity, proving the capacity to reveal institutional wallet ownership against attempts to hide it.
The cryptocurrency sector now has a debate about privacy and transparency thanks to this incident. Although MicroStrategy discloses its Bitcoin buys to authorities, the ability to trace and authenticate these holdings on-chain gives investors new tools for watching for possibly market-moving transactions, therefore highlighting both the power of blockchain openness and the difficulties corporations have in protecting secrecy over their digital assets.
