TechFlow news, according to analysis by OKG Research at OKLink Institute, based on currently available public data, the U.S. public and private sectors together hold approximately 10% of global Bitcoin, with the majority held by the private sector—around 9%.
Although the U.S. government has not yet directly included Bitcoin in its strategic reserves, deep participation by the private sector (such as companies like Tesla and MicroStrategy), combined with comparisons to U.S. gold reserves (about 23% of global totals) and oil reserves (about 15% of global totals), is drawing increasing global market attention to Bitcoin's potential as an alternative reserve asset—especially amid rising fiscal deficits and debt pressures.
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