In recent months, Bitcoin (BTC) has garnered significant support from large-scale investors and tech companies but struggles with acceptance from major corporations. As of June 2025, exchange-traded funds (ETFs) based on spot Bitcoin prices hold nearly $121 billion in assets, largely due to investments from firms like Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley. Companies like Tesla and Microstrategy have invested hundreds of millions into Bitcoin, the latter holding a portfolio valued at $61.7 billion.
Despite this trend, proposals urging Microsoft and Meta Platforms to assess their Bitcoin exposure were met with minimal shareholder support. Microsoft’s proposal received only 0.55% approval, while Meta’s garnered just 0.08%. Both companies argued that they already evaluate various cash management options, including Bitcoin, rendering the proposals unnecessary. The disappointing vote outcomes highlight a cautious stance among institutional investors regarding Bitcoin as a long-term asset.
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