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There are a lot of public bitcoin mining companies:
But there are very few (if any) other public companies that are bitcoin-only.
You already mentioned Microstrategy, but their main line of business is not bitcoin-related, just that their only digital asset on their balance sheet is bitcoin. Same for Block (Square / Cash App) -- they feature bitcoin buy/sell in their Cash App wallet, but their main line of business is not bitcoin-related. Coinbase is highly related to shitcoins, with a smaller bitcoin portion. Swan is reportedly preparing to do an IPO, and they are bitcoin-only.
There are other public stocks ... with bitcoin involvement as well, like Robinhood, PayPal, Silvergate (bank), and more.
And then there are public companies and funds with bitcoin on their balance sheet.
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There are many bitcoin-related and bitcoin-only startups and other private companies that have investors, and there are venture capital funds and angel investors that invest exclusively in bitcoin-only companies and others that invest in bitcoin-related companies. And along that note, there are many unregistered securities (ahem, ... shitcoin tokens) related to crypto-related (and bitcoin-related) organizations, and even some for bitcoin-only organizations. And even that varies. Blockstream sells a token for their Bitcoin mining note ($BMN) but only to accredited investors.
I know that doesn't answer your question of "Would you invest in stocks of bitcoin related companys", but hopefully this reply has provided a bit more background on the landscape for investing in bitcoin-related organizations.
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