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UPDATE: Strategy now holds $66 billion in total reserve capital, ranking second among S&P 500 financial firms behind Berkshire Hathaway.

The chart, titled "Strategy has the second-largest Total Reserve Capital," compares Total Reserve Capital (TRC = reserve assets minus senior claims) across major S&P 500 financial firms, showing Berkshire Hathaway leading at $364B, followed by Strategy at $66B, while BlackRock, Visa, Goldman Sachs, Citigroup, Bank of America, and JPMorgan Chase all show negative TRC values ranging from ($3B) to ($1,347B). The graphic illustrates that Strategy's $66 billion in TRC ranks second only to Berkshire Hathaway, as highlighted by Strategy's standout Reserve Assets/Senior Claims ratio of 10.75x compared to competitors ranging from 0.58x to 2.06x.

AI visual note: The chart, titled "Strategy has the second-largest Total Reserve Capital," compares Total Reserve Capital (TRC = reserve assets minus senior claims) across major S&P 500 financial firms, showing Berkshire Hathaway leading at $364B, followed by Strategy at $66B, while BlackRock, Visa, Goldman Sachs, Citigroup, Bank of America, and JPMorgan Chase all show negative TRC values ranging from ($3B) to ($1,347B). The graphic illustrates that Strategy's $66 billion in TRC ranks second only to Berkshire Hathaway, as highlighted by Strategy's standout Reserve Assets/Senior Claims ratio of 10.75x compared to competitors ranging from 0.58x to 2.06x.

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