Reports indicate that the price of Bitcoin has recently fallen below $90,000, currently hovering around $89,000, resulting in significant paper losses for several listed companies holding Bitcoin.
Data shows that Japanese listed company Metaplanet's Bitcoin holdings have shifted from over $600 million in floating profit last October to approximately $530 million in floating loss currently. Another company, Nakamoto, has an average holding cost of about $118,000, with a floating loss exceeding $180 million at the current price, and its stock price has plummeted over 95% compared to its historical high.
Meanwhile, medical device company Semler Scientific's average holding price is approximately $95,000, which has resulted in an unrealized loss of over $50 million.
According to statistics from Galaxy Research, apart from MicroStrategy, the average entry price for the three major corporate Bitcoin 'treasuries' has surpassed $100,000, generally higher than the current market price. As the publicly listed company with the largest holdings, MicroStrategy currently still maintains an unrealized profit of about $6.9 billion, but it has significantly shrunk from its peak profit of $28.4 billion.
