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Strategy ($MSTR) Moves $5.1B in Bitcoin to Fidelity Custody – Total Holdings Now 641,692 BTC

Strategy ($MSTR) Moves $5.1B in Bitcoin to Fidelity Custody – Total Holdings Now 641,692 BTC

Big news dropping in the Bitcoin world, and it's the kind that makes every holder smile.

Strategy – yeah, the company formerly known as MicroStrategy that Michael Saylor turned into the biggest corporate Bitcoin whale – has been quietly (well, on-chain it's not that quiet) moving serious stacks of BTC from Coinbase over to Fidelity Custody.

According to the latest update from Arkham Intelligence, Strategy has transferred 58,390 BTC (~$5.1 billion at current prices) to Fidelity over the past two months as part of a custodian diversification strategy.

Total tracked holdings? A monster 641,692 BTC valued at roughly $56.14 billion.

That's not a sell-off – it's a smart treasury play. Fidelity runs an omnibus custody setup, meaning client assets get pooled together, which makes some of the Bitcoin show up under the Fidelity Custody entity on Arkham instead of directly under Strategy. Arkham says they can still track ~92% of it, and they've now labeled the additional 165,709 BTC sent to Fidelity over time as part of Strategy's stack.

Recent Bitcoin transfers from Strategy wallets to Fidelity Custody

Here's the actual transfer flow Arkham highlighted – you can see the steady drip from Coinbase Prime wallets into Fidelity's deposit addresses.

Arkham Intelligence network visualization of Strategy Bitcoin holdings and custodian flows

And the beautiful web of Strategy's Bitcoin empire. Orange dots everywhere = Saylor keeps stacking.

Why does this matter (especially if you're here for the memes)?

Because when the biggest corporate holder on the planet keeps buying AND starts spreading their eggs across more institutional-grade baskets, it's the loudest possible "we're not selling" signal you can get. Fidelity is already one of the biggest players in Bitcoin through its spot ETF and custody services, so this move actually strengthens the narrative that BTC is institutional money now.

Coinbase was holding a huge portion before, but spreading to Fidelity reduces single-point-of-failure risk and shows these monsters are thinking long-term infrastructure.

For meme coin degens: moves like this from Strategy tend to front-run massive BTC rallies. When Saylor & co keep loading the boat, Bitcoin dominance eventually cracks, money rotates, and your favorite dog coins get the liquidity shower. We've seen the script before.

Original scoop came from Arkham's thread and was quickly picked up by BSC News.

Bottom line – Strategy isn't just holding Bitcoin, they're building Bitcoin fortress. And the fortress just got another moat.

Keep stacking. 🚀

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