MicroStrategy Adds Bitcoin to Treasury, Yield Rises to $138 Million  

• MicroStrategy achieved a weekly yield of 1,440 BTC, representing 0.32% of its total Bitcoin holdings, now at 447,470 BTC. 
• The Bitcoin prices rebounded to $97,140 as investors’ sentiment was uplifted by new US trade tariff changes and upbeat inflation statistics. 
• Tom Lee has forecast that Bitcoin may fall to $50, 000 before rocketsing to $250, 000 before this year ends, due to its great show as the most outstanding asset class. 

MicroStrategy under the management of Michael Saylor has declared bumper returns from Bitcoin for its investors this week. The firm said it bought 1,440 BTC in weekly treasury operations which translated to 0.32% of the total Bitcoin portfolio. This announcement continues to exhibit the effectiveness of the firm’s investment strategy which is focused mainly on Bitcoin.

Valuation Hits $138 Million at Current Prices 

At Bitcoin’s current price of $96,000, the 1,440 BTC gained translates to over $138 million. This brings MicroStrategy’s total Bitcoin holdings to 447,470 BTC, valued at approximately $43.5 billion. 

Earlier this week, MicroStrategy acquired $243 million worth of Bitcoin, continuing its aggressive accumulation strategy. This purchase follows another sizable transaction earlier in January when the company invested $101 million. These acquisitions reflect MicroStrategy’s confidence in Bitcoin as a primary reserve asset. 

Bitcoin Price Recovery Shows Strength 

Bitcoin prices staged a notable recovery today, climbing by 7.21% to $97,140 after a brief dip to $90,600. In this regard, optimism is seen with regard to the macroeconomic fundamentals such as improved trade tariff policies from the US Administration and Inflation expectations in the upcoming period. Such development has boosted the market outlook hence improvement across Bitcoin, U.S. Treasuries, and S&P 500 futures ps. 

Fundstrat’s chief strategist, Tom Lee, recently gave his views on what he expects to happen to the value of the dollar in a CNBC interview. Lee agreed with the last price drop from $96,000 to $90,000 due to market dynamics. According to him, Bitcoin might decline yet again, as low as $50,000, to start a possible surge and attain $250,000 before the end of the year.

Being one of the best-performing assets, Bitcoin remains in focus of institutional investors and market analysts. MicroStrategy’s persisting focus on increasing its Bitcoin holdings shows its confidence in synergies between crypto and the material value of digital assets regardless of short-term instability.