Semler just bought 185 more Bitcoins, paying an average of $108,108 each. This continues their regular buying trend.
Earlier, on May 23, 2025, they bought 455 Bitcoins for $50 million, at an average price of $109,801 each. After these recent purchases, Semler now owns a total of 4,449 Bitcoins.
So far, they’ve spent around $410 million on all their Bitcoin purchases. Right now, the value of those Bitcoins is about $467.2 million. That’s a gain of $57.2 million — or about 13.95% — but that gain is unrealized, meaning they haven’t sold the Bitcoins yet.
Semler also tracks something called “BTC Yield,” which shows how much value Bitcoin adds for shareholders. This yield was 25.8% on May 23, and it increased slightly to 26.7% by June 4.
Semler is boosting its Bitcoin holdings partly by selling company shares. Since April 15, 2025, they’ve raised $114.8 million by selling 3,003,488 shares through a program that allows them to sell up to $500 million in shares.
However, the BTC Yield doesn’t tell us where the money came from — it might be from share sales, debt, or company profits — so it doesn’t show the full picture.