Bernstein analysts predict MicroStrategy will own 4% of the total bitcoin supply by the end of 2033, an amount they expect to be worth about $830 billion.

Concentration of Bitcoin ownership challenges the foundational idea of a decentralized cryptocurrency network.

Shares in MicroStrategy, the largest corporate holder of bitcoin, initially jumped and then fell Monday after the software company said it had bought $5.4 billion of the cryptocurrency.

MicroStrategy solidifies its position as the largest corporate Bitcoin holder, now owning 386,700 BTC, which it acquired for $21.9 billion.

MicroStrategy Inc. bought a record $5.4 billion in Bitcoin, the third major purchase announced this month by the crypto hedge fund proxy.

Bernstein analyst Gautam Chhugani, who boosted his price target on MicroStrategy by $310 to $600 a share in a note published Monday, sees the group as a principal beneficiary. Chhugani estimates MicroStrategy owns around 1.7% of global bitcoin and says could grow to 4% over the next decade in his base-case scenario.

MicroStrategy is now sitting on 55,000 more Bitcoin after spending an additional $5.4 billion on the cryptocurrency. With the purchase, the company’s Bitcoin

Michael Saylor is evolving MicroStrategy from simply holding Bitcoin to a "Bitcoin bank." Check out why I remain bullish on MSTR stock.

MicroStrategy's Bitcoin acquisition strategy grows with a $5.4 billion purchase, boosting holdings as it targets long-term scale.

For investors seeking exposure to Bitcoin ($BTC), buying MicroStrategy ($MSTR) stock can be a compelling alternative. My bullish outlook on MSTR

After a huge post-election rally, Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) just hit another all-time high, and is on the cusp of breaking through the $100,000 mark for the first time ever. To answer that question, you first have to understand how MicroStrategy has fundamentally changed its business over the past few years.