Strategy expands Bitcoin investment with the latest purchases and now has a total of 555,450 BTC
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In the nearest one Register With the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), an additional 6,556 Bitcoins (BTC) were purchased at an average of $95,167 per coin between April 28 and May 4.
The latest acquisition raises the company’s Bitcoin holdings to 555,450 BTC, worth approximately $38.08 billion, with an average purchase price of $68,550 BTC.
Strategy Announces New $21 billion ATM Product
The acquisition is funded through a strategic combination of common stock sales and preferred stock sales. Specifically, the strategy raised $128.5 million through its general Stocks in the market (ATM) program and an additional $51.8 million from the sale of Struk preferred shares. It is worth noting that this latest deal drained the $21 billion ATM product the company launched last year.
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Strategic co-founder Michael Saylor is also a well-known supporter of BTC shared As of May 4, 2025, the company has received an annual Bitcoin yield of 14.0% on social media.
To further strengthen its BTC accumulation strategy, the strategy announced plans to double its capital raising capacity last week. This includes introducing new $21 billion ATM products and expanding its debt purchase plan to $42 billion.
These moves show that the company is committed to strengthening its BTC’s heavy balance sheet even in light of recent financial challenges, including five consecutive quarterly net losses.
Institutional demand for Bitcoin trends
In its latest earnings call Revealed The 42/42 Plan is a roadmap aimed at raising $84 billion in capital over the next two years. The plan involves equally distributing funds between equity and fixed income tools, all of which are dedicated to future BTC acquisitions.
Despite the ongoing losses reported, investor sentiment remains optimistic. The strategy remains the largest company holder of BTC, with its holdings accounting for nearly 3% of Bitcoin’s largest supply. At the current market price of about $94,000, the company’s Bitcoin assets are worth more than $52 billion.
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Recent purchases are amid the backdrop of strong institutional demand for BTC, especially through regulated Investment tools. It is worth noting that Blackrock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF (IBIT) has experienced a massive inflow over the past two weeks, reflecting the growing interest of institutional investors.
But despite the positive outlook for the BTC strategy, stocks in the strategy fell 2.7% in previous market trading on Monday, over 3% last Thursday.
Bitcoin, on the other hand, trades at $94,596, slightly below 0.2% over the 24-hour timeframe, with the largest cryptocurrency in the market making up to 13% profits over the monthly period.
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