- Strategy plans to raise 84 billion to buy more Bitcoin and strengthen its position in the crypto market.
- The company now holds over 553,000 Bitcoins after a recent $1.4 billion purchase at $92,737 per coin.
- Despite a $5.9 billion loss, Strategy saw a $5.8 billion gain year to date from its Bitcoin holdings.
Strategy, formerly known as MicroStrategy, is pushing ahead with a massive $84 billion capital plan to increase its Bitcoin reserves. The company plans to raise $42 billion through equity and another $42 billion through fixed-income offerings. This bold strategy underscores its commitment to remaining the top corporate Bitcoin holder.
13.7% BTC Yield, $5.8 Billion Gain So Far
The firm recently reported a 13.7% yield on its Bitcoin assets. Year-to-date, it recorded a $5.8 billion gain on its Bitcoin investment. The company targets a 25% BTC yield and a $15 billion gain for 2025. Strategy currently holds 553,555 BTC purchased for $37.90 billion at an average cost of $68,459.
Just a week ago, Strategy acquired 15,355 BTC for $1.42 billion. The average cost for this purchase was $92,737 per Bitcoin. The company now owns more than 2% of all Bitcoins in circulation, a milestone that strengthens its position in the crypto space.
Second Only to BlackRock in Holdings
BlackRock remains the only firm ahead, with 570,000 BTC under management. Strategy continues its Bitcoin accumulation weekly, reinforcing its role as a key corporate player in digital assets. The company has raised $6.6 billion so far from selling its Class A common stock.
To support ongoing Bitcoin purchases, Strategy has launched a new $21 billion at-the-market equity offering. It has already sold approximately $20.9 billion in shares under the same program, leaving $128 million in stock available for future sales.
Quarterly Report Shows Revenue Dip
In the first quarter of 2025, Strategy posted a loss of $16.49 per share. This followed a $5.9 billion decline in its Bitcoin value due to market volatility. Total revenue fell 3.6% to $111 million. However, subscription services revenue increased 61.6%, reaching $37.1 million.
Despite reporting a loss, Strategy’s share price rose slightly, closing at $381.60. Earlier, it reached $403, nearing its all-time high. Strong earnings reports from tech companies contributed to the positive market response.
Bitcoin Remains Core Strategy
The company has pivoted fully from software to digital asset acquisition. As of April 28, it holds 554,000 BTC, valued at around $53 billion. The aggressive acquisition approach continues to shape Strategy’s future and position in the crypto market.
