According to the latest announcement from Michael Saylor, the world’s largest Bitcoin holding company currently owns 528,185 BTC. This is more than 2.6% of Bitcoin’s distribution supply.
Personally, Saylor also owns at least 17,000 extra bitcoins. Therefore, he and the company he founded himself established more than 2.7% of Bitcoin’s $1.6 trillion market capitalization.
MicroStrategy is a highly utilised speculator at the price of Bitcoin, as it runs business as a strategy. Currently, the strategy owes $8.2 billion in US dollar debt. Furthermore, the strategy has dividend obligations to two preferred shareholders, STRK and STRF.
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Companies that acquire Bitcoin are blessed with a passionate fan base of investors who believe they are more valuable than acquired Bitcoin, and their MSTR common stock trades at a premium that is curious about the assets that support those stocks. At the time of publication, basic MSTR stocks are trading at a 73% premium with the company Bitcoin.
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By acquiring Bitcoin through the addition of convertible debt, issuance of preferred stock and the sale of MSTR at-Money (‘atm’), the company captures this premium and achieves what is called “Bitcoin yield.” From the beginning of 2025, these tenuous practices have led to 11% Bitcoin yield indicators for MSTR shareholders.
The average purchase price for all Bitcoin holding strategies is $67,458. It has now paid an average of $35.6 billion for its holdings worth $440 billion. It has unrealized profits in a $8.4 billion transaction.
Incredibly, the company currently owns about half of Bitcoin’s Bitcoin’s original creator, Nakamoto Atoshi. Most estimates of Nakamoto’s holdings are around 1.1 million people.
Saylor, who founded the Micro Strategy in 1989, vowed after his death to “donate” personal wealth to all Bitcoin owners. He waxed philosophically about his gratitude for Acolite, who had believed in his message during his lifetime, and said he would burn his private key to over 17,000 Bitcoins as his pledge.
