Semler Scientific Inc. (SMLR), the Nasdaq-traded healthcare tech firm, picked up another 187 bitcoin between June 4 and July 2, spending close to $20 million in the process.
Semler Purchases 187 Bitcoins
The company, Semler Scientific Inc. (Nasdaq: SMLR), filed the update with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Monday, noting it paid an average of $106,906 per bitcoin, including fees.
The entire purchase was fueled by proceeds from Semler’s at-the-market (ATM) stock offering, launched April 15, 2025. By July 2, the firm had sold 4,116,735 common shares through the program, bringing in around $156.6 million in total.
With this latest buy, Semler’s bitcoin balance now stands at 4,636 coins. As of July 2, those holdings were worth $508.4 million, based on the Coinbase exchange price at 4 p.m. ET. Altogether, the company spent $430 million to amass its stash—averaging $92,753 per bitcoin, fees included.
Semler also spotlighted its year-to-date “ BTC Yield,” which hit 29% through July 2. The company promotes this KPI—short for Key Performance Indicator—as a way for investors to measure how well its bitcoin strategy is performing, especially since it’s backed by stock or convertible offerings.
In the same SEC Form 8-K, Semler included select unaudited financial estimates for Q2 2025, which ended June 30. It expects to post revenues between $8.1 million and $8.3 million, with operating expenses ranging from $10.1 million to $10.5 million. The company also logged an unrealized gain of about $90.5 million on its bitcoin since March 31.
Semler noted that these Q2 figures are still preliminary and could shift after final reviews. For full transparency, it continues to update a bitcoin dashboard on its investor site, detailing both its holdings and KPI metrics.
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