Yet another name, built on a radically different approach, is beginning to intrude on that club: Strategy, the business software firm that turned its corporate balance sheet into a massive Bitcoin vault.
Charts circulating online show Strategy’s performance stacking up against the world’s largest tech firms. In one metric comparing open interest with market capitalization, the company sits at the top with a perfect 100% score. Tesla comes a distant second at 26%, with the rest of the Magnificent 7 scattered well below.
Annualized returns tell a similar story. Strategy’s gains stand at 91%, outpacing Nvidia’s 72% and towering over Tesla’s 32%. Alphabet and Meta trail in the mid-20s, while Apple, Amazon, and Microsoft post much lower figures.
Part of Strategy’s advantage stems not only from its Bitcoin bet but from the headwinds facing Silicon Valley heavyweights. Apple and Microsoft are grappling with tougher regulatory oversight. Amazon has slowed on the consumer side, and Tesla is losing ground to growing EV competition. Nvidia remains a bright spot thanks to AI chips, though its pace has cooled after last year’s frenzy.
At the core of Strategy’s edge is its relentless Bitcoin accumulation. Recent filings show the company holding more than 638,000 BTC after another 1,955 coins were added this month at an average price above $111,000. In total, roughly $47 billion has been spent at an average entry price under $74,000. Those holdings are now worth close to $71 billion at current prices near $115,000.
It’s a strategy that executive chairman Michael Saylor insists has produced results that traditional tech bets can’t match.
As Saylor put it bluntly on X: “What’s your Strategy to beat the Magnificent 7?” His question underscores the growing tension between traditional equity growth and Bitcoin’s rise as a treasury reserve asset. Whether viewed as a risk or a roadmap, the message is clear: corporate Bitcoin adoption is no longer a fringe experiment, and the numbers are forcing Wall Street to pay attention.
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