Strategy Buys 1,895 BTC and Eyes $15B Profit as Bitcoin Holdings Hits $52B

TLDR

Strategy bought 1,895 BTC for $180.3M, now holds 555,450 BTC worth $52B. Funded by stock and STRK sales, Strategy plans more buys via a new $21B ATM offering. Average BTC cost for Strategy is $68,550; current unrealized gain is $14B.Strategy aims for 25% ROI and a $15B profit on Bitcoin in 2025. Bitcoin stays bullish above $94K with strong volume and positive technicals.

Strategy, formerly known as MicroStrategy, has expanded its Bitcoin portfolio with the acquisition of 1,895 BTC. According to a May 5, 2025, SEC filing, the purchase occurred between April 28 and May 4 at a total cost of $180.3 million. The average purchase price per Bitcoin was reported at $95,167.

The acquisition was funded through the sale of company stock. Strategy raised $128.5 million from selling common shares and an additional $51.8 million from STRK preferred shares. These transactions were part of the company’s ongoing at-the-market (ATM) stock offering plan, which has now been fully utilized. Strategy introduced a new $21 billion ATM offering shortly after completing the previous one.

The company continues to rely on equity financing to support its Bitcoin buying strategy. It remains committed to expanding its Bitcoin reserves through a mix of stock and bond offerings, to raise to $84 billion by 2027.

Bitcoin Holdings Reach 555,450 BTC

Following the latest purchase, Strategy’s total Bitcoin holdings have risen to 555,450 BTC. The company has invested an aggregate of $38.08 billion in Bitcoin. Based on the average purchase cost, this reflects a per-Bitcoin price of $68,550.

Strategy holdings are valued at over $52 billion. This figure marks a significant unrealized gain of approximately $14 billion, representing a 14% return on investment for 2025. The company aims to achieve a 25% return and a $15 billion gain from its Bitcoin exposure this year.

Strategy made a larger Bitcoin purchase of 15,355 BTC for $1.42 billion. The company has maintained a consistent acquisition pace throughout the year, frequently adding to its position weekly. These strategic buys underscore its long-term commitment to Bitcoin as a treasury asset.

Technical Price Movement and Market Outlook

The 24-hour Bitcoin price declined 1.18%, falling from a high of around $95.51K to $94,207.97. Trading volume spiked over 62% despite the price dip, indicating strong market activity and sustained investor engagement.

Source: Tradingview

The RSI stands at 59.84, indicating moderate strength without being overbought, while the MACD line remains above the signal line with a positive histogram, indicating bullish momentum. Volume has slightly tapered off, hinting at a possible brief consolidation before a new leg upward. Overall, the technical indicators support a bullish outlook with a cautious eye on the $92,711 support level.

Strategy’s Bitcoin dashboard on its official website provides real-time updates on its holdings, offering transparency into the size and value of its portfolio. Executive Chairman Michael Saylor remains vocal about Bitcoin’s role in the company’s financial strategy. Despite a 3% decline in Strategy’s stock price to $380.06, the company’s long-term strategy remains focused on Bitcoin accumulation.

 

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