It is possible that after a week-long break, the company Strategy may resume bitcoin purchases. Executive chairman Michael Saylor hinted at this on his social media account.
Earlier, Strategy reported unrealized losses of about $6 billion on its bitcoin assets for the first quarter of 2025.
During this period, the company acquired 80,715 BTC at an average price of about $94,922 per coin, during which the price of bitcoin fell by nearly 12%, marking the worst quarterly performance since 2018.
The company invested about $35 billion in bitcoins at an average price of $67,485 per coin, resulting in approximately $8.6 billion in unrealized profits.
The last purchase, announced on March 31, added 22,048 bitcoins worth $1.9 billion to the organization's balance, bringing total assets to 528,185 BTC. This is almost 3% of the total bitcoin supply. The firm's assets are currently valued at about $44 billion.
This week, bitcoin showed volatility, falling below $75,000 on Monday and then rising above $85,000 by the end of the week after a decrease in tensions between the US and China.
In the evening of April 13, BTC fluctuated around the mark of $84,500 with minor price losses of 0.8%.