Data: Long-term holders own a total of 14.35 million BTC, accounting for approximately 68.3% of the total supply

According to data compiled by on-chain analyst Murphy, there are a total of 153 companies holding BTC with a "non-zero balance," among which the most significant are 29 publicly traded companies, collectively holding 1,082,000 BTC, while the remaining public companies hold 54,331 BTC.

In addition to the BTC reserves of physical enterprises, spot ETFs currently hold 1,311,000 BTC, with the top three being BlackRock holding 777,000 BTC, Fidelity 202,000 BTC, and Grayscale 167,000 BTC. Governments around the world collectively hold 615,000 BTC, with the U.S. government holding 325,000 BTC, ranking first.

Furthermore, there are a total of 3,409,000 BTC held on-chain for 10 years without movement. Aside from some old trading platforms' cold wallets and true believers of BTC, many of these are likely due to "lost private keys or the address owner's trace being difficult to find," which includes over 1 million BTC belonging to Satoshi Nakamoto.

Based on this statistics, all long-term holders collectively own 14,350,000 BTC, accounting for approximately 68.3% of the total BTC supply.