- MicroStrategy adds 1,895 BTC at $95K each, bringing its total to 555,450 BTC as it continues aggressive 2025 accumulation.
- Despite past high-price buys, MicroStrategy leverages renewed ETF inflows and market confidence to deepen its Bitcoin strategy.
- Strategy World 2025 boosts visibility as MicroStrategy uses ATMs and preferred shares to solidify its BTC treasury dominance.
According to Lookonchain, MicroStrategy has expanded its Bitcoin holdings again, buying 1,895 BTC worth $180.34 million at an average price of $95,167. This latest move follows a brief pause in buying and reflects the company’s long-term Bitcoin strategy. MicroStrategy now holds 555,450 BTC, currently valued at $52.35 billion. The firm’s average purchase price stands at $68,550, giving it an unrealized profit of around $14.28 billion.
Besides, this marks MicroStrategy’s second-smallest purchase of 2025, just above its January 6 buy of 1,070 BTC. The average purchase price then was $94,004. Despite this, several buys between November 2024 and February 2025 remain underwater, with prices then exceeding $100,000 per BTC. However, the firm appears unfazed by short-term price movements. It continues accumulating Bitcoin as a core balance sheet asset.
Strategic Buying and Corporate Events Align
The recent acquisition comes just as Strategy World 2025 kicks off in Orlando, Florida. This flagship event runs alongside Bitcoin for Corporations, another MicroStrategy-hosted gathering. Semler Scientific and Metaplanet, both major BTC treasury players, are also participating. These events aim to promote Bitcoin adoption and strengthen MicroStrategy’s position as a Bitcoin-focused enterprise.
Moreover, this move aligns with broader market momentum. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have seen a rebound in inflows, adding nearly $4.1 billion across April and May. This effectively reverses the $4.5 billion in outflows recorded in February and March. Hence, the timing of this purchase suggests MicroStrategy is leveraging renewed market confidence.
Financial Tools Power Ongoing Accumulation
Additionally, the firm continues to rely on ATM (at-the-market) programs to fund its BTC acquisitions. These tools offer flexible capital access without increasing direct debt. The issuance of preferred shares, such as STRK and STRF, further enhances its capital structure. Although STRF hasn’t been used recently, both instruments diversify funding sources.
Consequently, MicroStrategy has transformed itself into a de facto Bitcoin stock proxy for institutional investors. The firm holds over 555,000 BTC and retains a potential fundraising capacity of $63 billion. This positions MicroStrategy as a leading force at the intersection of digital assets and traditional finance. With Bitcoin currently trading at $93,871, all eyes are on MicroStrategy’s next move.
