An estimated 40% of all Bitcoin is held by American individuals and institutions, totaling around $790 billion in value.
U.S.-based companies possess 94.8% of all BTC owned by public firms, showcasing significant corporate engagement in the cryptocurrency market.
The U.S. dominates with 82% of Bitcoin development funding, 70% of venture capital funding, and 79.2% ownership of all Bitcoin ETFs.
Noteworthy American Bitcoin holders range from top universities like Yale and Stanford to insurance giants and hedge funds.
Over 20,000 Americans work for 150+ Bitcoin-centric companies, covering mining, software, custody, and financial services.
The U.S. leads in Bitcoin mining infrastructure, with $30 billion invested in mining since 2021 and over 40 high-capacity mining sites nationwide.
This mining expansion is fueled by institutional demand and favorable regulatory conditions in the U.S. compared to other regions.
The U.S. government holds 198,000 BTC, surpassing other countries like the U.K., China, and even Bitcoin-friendly El Salvador in national Bitcoin reserves.
Despite controlling 36% of the global Bitcoin hashrate, the U.S. remains a dominant force in shaping Bitcoin adoption and infrastructure worldwide.