A Bold Re‑Entry
Between April 14 and 20, MicroStrategy doubled down on its flagship strategy—accumulating Bitcoin—by snapping up 6,556 coins for a total of $555.8 million, at an average price of $84,785 per coin. This latest haul elevates the company’s overall stash to an astonishing 538,200 Bitcoin.
A Mountain of Bitcoin
Since first embracing Bitcoin as a treasury reserve asset, MicroStrategy has deployed $36.47 billion to build its crypto holdings, securing coins at an average cost basis of $67,766 each. That investment dwarfs other public players: Marathon Digital and Riot Platforms trail well behind, and even Marathon’s 4,855 BTC and Marathon Patent’s 330 BTC pale in comparison to MicroStrategy’s mountain.
Fueling Future Acquisitions
Insiders reveal that MicroStrategy isn’t planning to slow down. The firm is lining up a secondary share issuance—hoping to raise over $20 billion—to bankroll further Bitcoin purchases. This follows a mid‑April infusion of roughly $280 million for another 3,460 BTC, underscoring the company’s relentless accumulation strategy.
Stock Up on Bitcoin’s Back
MicroStrategy’s share price has tracked Bitcoin’s highs and lows like clockwork. After the latest crypto rally pushed Bitcoin to about $87,600, MSTR stock popped from $317 at Friday’s close to around $325 in after‑hours trading.
Watching the Trend Line
Despite Bitcoin’s surge, market watchers urge caution. Crypto strategist Kevin Capital argues that $89,000 is the real line in the sand for a sustained uptrend—until then, volatility remains a real risk.
The Saylor Effect
Executive chairman Michael Saylor has made no secret of MicroStrategy’s conviction. Since pivoting to Bitcoin in 2020, the firm has outperformed many traditional asset classes. With fresh capital in the pipeline and Bitcoin’s price teetering near new highs, MicroStrategy looks set to remain the poster child for corporate crypto accumulation—come what may in the weeks ahead.
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