MicroStrategy has maintained its aggressive Bitcoin acquisition strategy in the first quarter of 2025, purchasing an additional 80,785 BTC for approximately $7.69 billion. This recent acquisition has brought the company’s total Bitcoin holdings to over 528,000 BTC.
The average purchase price of the latest batch of Bitcoin was around $67,458 per coin. As a result, MicroStrategy’s BTC assets now account for roughly 2.5% of Bitcoin’s total circulating supply and are valued at an estimated $44.6 billion.
Strategic Financial Maneuvers
To support its recent Bitcoin purchases, MicroStrategy raised more than half of the necessary funds through equity sales. However, due to ongoing market volatility, the firm is expected to report a net loss for Q1, primarily driven by unrealized losses on its Bitcoin assets.
Despite these financial headwinds, the company paused further BTC acquisitions during the week ending April 6, a period that coincided with a dip in Bitcoin’s price.
Future Plans and Signals
Company co-founder Michael Saylor recently posted a Bitcoin tracker on social media, hinting at potential upcoming buys. Historically, such posts from Saylor have often preceded formal announcements of new Bitcoin acquisitions.
His post also comes in the context of broader macroeconomic uncertainties, including newly imposed U.S. tariffs. Still, Saylor seems unfazed by these developments, reinforcing his long-term confidence in Bitcoin as part of the company’s core financial strategy.
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