By: Yaël Bizouati-Kennedy Strategy resumes buying bitcoin, stash nears 480,000 The company formerly known as MicroStrategyMSTR $332.27 (1.44%) resumed its bitcoin BTC $97,543.47 (0.58%) buying spree — the first time since its rebranding last week — adding 7,633 bitcoin to its stash. The company now hodls 478,740 bitcoin. The move tracks Strategy’s aggressive bitcoin plans, which Michael Saylor laid out last week during an earnings call.

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Companies hodling bitcoin as of February 7, 2025 How many bitcoin each company has in their stash, ranked: MicroStrategy 471,107 Marathon Digital Holdings 45,659 Riot Platforms 18,221 Tesla 9,720 CleanSpark 10,097 Hut 8 Mining Corp 10,208 Coinbase 9,183 Block 8,363 Semler Scientific 3,192 Hive Digital 2,805 Metaplanet 1,762 Bitfufu 1,742 Note: Galaxy Digital was removed from our rankings as they were unable to confirm a definite number upon request Source: investor releases, company disclosures, coingecko

58 stocks in the S&P 500 do less than $1 billion in quarterly revenue. None of them look anything like Palantir.

Taking stock of Palantir’s latest rise.

David Crowther, Hyunsoo Rim

Palantir’s business, at first glance, doesn’t scream excitement. Originally a government-focused, defense-tech data analytics firm, the company has, in the last 18 months especially, transformed into a retail investor darling.

With its Artificial Intelligence Platform riding the AI wave, the company became the S&P 500’s best-performing stock last year — just months after debuting in the index. And 2025 is already off to a hot start, as Monday’s blowout results, in which PalantirPLTR $113.99 (2.83%) reported revenue of $828 million, sent shares soaring another 24%, capping a staggering surge of more than 500% over the past 12 months — a rise that means PLTR increasingly looks nothing like its peers of a similar size.

Sizing up

Indeed, there are 58 stocks in the S&P 500SPY $604.65 (0.65%) that reported less than $1 billion in net sales (per FactSet data) in their latest quarter. Here are 57 of them:

Of the 57 other stocks with < $1 billion in quarterly revenue, the average market cap is $21 billion.

Palantir’s is $237 billion.

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