OKG Research analysis shows that the public and private sectors in the United States hold approximately 10% of the world's Bitcoin, with the private sector accounting for about 9%. Although the U.S. government has not directly included Bitcoin in its strategic reserves, the deep involvement of private companies such as Tesla and MicroStrategy has gradually drawn attention to Bitcoin's potential as an alternative reserve asset. Compared to the U.S. share of global gold (23%) and oil (15%) reserves, Bitcoin's status has attracted global market attention in the context of increasing fiscal deficits and debt pressures.

PANews reported on January 20 that according to analysis by OKG Research, the US public and private sectors currently hold about 10% of the world's Bitcoin, of which the private sector accounts for about 9%. Although the US government has not yet directly included Bitcoin in its strategic reserves, the deep involvement of private companies such as Tesla and MicroStrategy has gradually attracted attention to Bitcoin's potential as an alternative reserve asset.
 Compared with the United States' share of gold (23% of the world's total) and oil (15% of the world's total) reserves, Bitcoin's status is attracting the attention of global markets amid increasing fiscal deficits and debt pressures.

OKG Research: The United States Holds 10% of Global Bitcoin, Attracting Market Attention