Strategy, formerly known as MicroStrategy, has purchased 1,895 more Bitcoin worth $180.3 million, according to a filing submitted to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on May 5, 2025. The acquisition took place between April 28 and May 4 at an average price of $95,167 per Bitcoin.
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Stock-Fueled Bitcoin Accumulation Continues
The company funded this purchase by raising capital through two stock sale programs—earning $128.5 million from common shares and $51.8 million from STRK preferred stock. These funds were raised under a prior offering plan, which has now been completed. Strategy has already launched a new stock sale initiative to continue raising capital throughout the year.
Following this latest acquisition, Strategy’s total Bitcoin holdings now stand at 555,450 BTC, acquired at a combined cost of $38.08 billion. This puts its average purchase price at $68,550 per Bitcoin. With BTC currently trading near $96,000, the company’s holdings are now worth over $52 billion.
Just last week, Strategy made a significantly larger purchase—buying 15,355 BTC for $1.42 billion. The company has consistently added Bitcoin to its balance sheet nearly every week since the beginning of 2025. These efforts have yielded a 14% return on its Bitcoin holdings so far this year. Strategy has set a target to achieve a 25% return, which would translate to a $15 billion profit.
Looking ahead, the company plans to raise up to $84 billion by 2027 through a combination of stock and bond offerings to further increase its Bitcoin reserves. A real-time dashboard on the company’s website tracks its BTC activity and current valuation.
Semler Scientific Joins the Bitcoin Movement
In a similar development, Semler Scientific, a health-tech firm, has announced the purchase of 167 Bitcoin for $16.2 million at an average price of around $97,000 per coin. The company said this investment is part of its long-term strategy to protect against inflation and preserve value by holding strong financial assets like Bitcoin.
More Companies Could Follow
Analysts at Bernstein suggest that Strategy’s aggressive Bitcoin Tactic, now mirrored by Semler Scientific, could inspire other corporations—especially those with cash reserves and slower growth—to add Bitcoin to their balance sheets. As institutional adoption picks up, the role of BTC as a treasury asset continues to gain momentum.
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