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Microstrategy's executive chairman, Michael Saylor, revealed the company's most current bitcoin gains. This year, Microstrategy, now recognized as Strategy, produced almost $1.8 billion from bitcoin. The business has 478,740 bitcoins, which are estimated at $46.7 billion.
It currently paid $742.4 million for 7,633 bitcoins. Investments and stock sales were utilized to finance this acquisition. The business keeps adding to its Bitcoin properties. By 2045, Saylor stated that bitcoin might be worth up to $49 million per coin.
Microstrategy's Big Bitcoin Gains
On February 11, Microstrategy Inc. (NASDAQ: MSTR) executive chairman Michael Saylor published on social networking platform X to highlight the company's recent bitcoin gains. Recently, the business altered its name to Strategy. He said:
"For MSTR stockholders, the strategy finances operations have made a BTC gain of ₿18,527 so far this year, or over $1.8 billion."
With a total net asset value (NAV) of $46.7 billion, Microstrategy's bitcoin wealth now totals 478,740 BTC. The business maintained its status as the highest publicly traded corporate bitcoin holder, with a 2024 BTC yield of 74.3%. The most recent numbers indicate the company's ongoing dedication to Bitcoin as its main treasury asset.
Microstrategy’s Bitcoin Investment Plans
In a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on February 10, the business introduced its most recent bitcoin transactions. With a BTC yield of 4.1% YTD 2025, Microstrategy bought 7,633 BTC for roughly $742.4 million at a price of about $97,255 per bitcoin.
The company's policy of using capital markets to raise its bitcoin reserves was managed when a combination of stock sales and a special stock offering paid for the purchase. Microstrategy revealed its 2024 fourth-quarter profits earlier in the month, which indicated significant business milestones.
"The fourth quarter of 2024 noticed our largest ever growth in quarterly bitcoin holdings, ending in the acquisition of 218,887 bitcoins for $20.5 billion since the end of Q3," stated Chief Financial Officer Andrew Kang. The business credited its bitcoin acquisitions to its capital-rising initiatives, which involved convertible note issuances and an at-the-market equity deal.
According to Saylor, his base-case predicts that bitcoin's value will be $13 million per coin by 2045. In the same time frame, he also offered a bear-case scenario for Bitcoin at $3 million and a bull-case scenario at $49 million. These forecasts are projected on different yearly increase rates and possible degrees of market uptake.
