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MicroStrategy's Bitcoin holdings post $2.8B unrealized gain as price nears $79K
MicroStrategy's 840,447 BTC holdings reached approximately $2.8 billion in paper gains as Bitcoin rallied, with CEO Michael Saylor's recent social media post prompting fresh speculation about acquisitions.
MicroStrategy's vast Bitcoin portfolio generated substantial unrealized gains as the price climbed to around $79,007, valuing the company's 840,447 BTC at roughly $66.4 billion—about 4.4% above its $75,653 average cost basis.
Michael Saylor's "We're Back" post fuelled speculation that the company might resume its buying programme. MicroStrategy typically announces Bitcoin purchases weekly on Monday mornings, and the company has not added to its holdings for approximately two months.
Recently, the company raised $334 million through the sale of MSTR stock while preserving its Bitcoin treasury. MicroStrategy has sold small quantities of Bitcoin to fund dividends and share buybacks.
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