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Get ready with a cup of coffee to delve into the discussion surrounding Bitcoin, involving Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) and 21 Capital. With questions arising about their Bitcoin strategies, people are pondering the definition of success in the realm of Bitcoin.

By expanding its Bitcoin holdings, Strategy recently announced a purchase of 15,355 BTC valued at around $1.42 billion. This move added to their existing stash of 553,555 BTC, amounting to approximately $52.7 billion. With an average buying price of $68,459, the unrealized profit stands at $14.8 billion.

As Strategy continues to beef up its Bitcoin reserves, 21 Capital is gaining attention in the field of BTC accumulation, potentially challenging Strategy's leading position in corporate Bitcoin ownership. Amid speculation that 21 Capital could present a threat to Strategy, BIT Strategy, a shareholder in Strategy, raised concerns about the business model of the emerging rival.

The Bitcoin treasury sector is seeing tension escalate as companies like 21 Capital emerge. Despite the competition, Strategy remains confident in its position as a dominant firm in the Bitcoin market. The company has introduced key performance indicators like Bitcoin Gain and Bitcoin $ Gain to showcase its progress and uphold transparency.

While Strategy may boast significant Bitcoin gains, smaller companies like 21 Capital could excel in terms of Bitcoin per share, according to analyst KenjiKoshu. The debate between the two sides revolves around the perceived advantages of their respective strategies.

In the face of uncertainty surrounding valuation methodologies for Bitcoin companies, Bitcoin pioneer Max Keiser emphasized the importance of companies adapting to succeed in the evolving landscape, hinting at a move towards a Bitcoin Standard globally.