Michael Saylor’s firm, Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), is once again leading the Bitcoin race with an ambitious $84 billion capital plan to boost its BTC holdings. Saylor revealed the company will raise $42 billion in equity and another $42 billion in fixed income to buy more Bitcoin.
In a recent X post, Saylor also shared that Strategy has reported a 13.7% BTC yield and a $5.8 billion gain in Bitcoin year-to-date. Looking ahead, the company is setting even bolder targets—aiming for a 25% BTC yield and a $15 billion gain in 2025.
At the moment, Strategy owns 553,555 BTC purchased for $37.90 billion at an average of $68,459. Only a week ago, the company purchased 15,355 BTC for $1.42 billion, which means that the company purchased each Bitcoin for an average of $92,737.
Strategy has been on a Bitcoin buying spree since the last quarter of 2024; it continues to buy Bitcoins on a weekly basis in 2025. This approach has made Strategy the public company with the largest number of Bitcoins, holding more than 2% of the total amount of circulating Bitcoins.
The only company that has more bitcoins in its possession is BlackRock, with 570,000 BTC in AUM. As part of the capital raise, Strategy has launched a $21 billion at-the-market (ATM) equity offering. It has already secured 6.6 billion through the sale of its Class A common stock.
Saylor’s bold moves are once again setting the tone for corporate Bitcoin adoption—pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in crypto investing.
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