MicroStrategy’s Q2 Bitcoin yield hit 7.8%, gaining 41,407 BTC worth $4.4 billion.
Recent purchase raised holdings to 597,325 BTC at an average price of $79,977 each.
Bitcoin price dipped 1.07% amid rising trading volume of $43.38 billion, showing strong liquidity.
MicroStrategy reported a large Bitcoin yield of 7.8% during the second quarter of 2025, leading to a gain of 41,407 BTC valued at approximately $4.4 billion. This latest update shows the company’s ongoing performance in Bitcoin accumulation and value appreciation. As of the announcement, MicroStrategy holds a total of 597,325 BTC, resulting in a net asset value of nearly $63.65 billion based on current market prices.
CEO Michael Saylor revealed that MicroStrategy’s year-to-date (YTD) Bitcoin yield reached 19.7%, equating to gains of 88,062 BTC or about $9.38 billion. Projections for the full calendar year 2024 suggest further growth, with expected gains rising to 140,538 BTC, valued at an estimated $13.13 billion. These figures point out the large scale of the company’s Bitcoin investments and their positive returns over multiple timeframes.
$MSTR generated a BTC Yield of 7.8% in Q2 — a BTC Gain of ₿41,407, worth ~$4.4 billion. pic.twitter.com/olIcXFKohG
— Michael Saylor (@saylor) July 1, 2025
Recent Bitcoin Purchase Details
Between June 23 and June 29, MicroStrategy acquired an additional 4,980 BTC at a total cost of $532 million. The average price paid per Bitcoin in this purchase was approximately $106,801. This acquisition raised the company’s overall Bitcoin holdings to 597,325 units. The average acquisition cost across all units stands at roughly $79,977 per Bitcoin, reflecting the weighted average of past purchases.
At the time of writing, the price of Bitcoin stood at $106,560, recording a decrease of 1.07% over the last 24 hours. Although the price decreased slightly, the trading volume increased by 16.35% to stand at $43.38 billion, equivalent to approximately 2.04% of the Bitcoin market cap of $2.11 trillion.
Source: CoinMarketCap
The circulating supply stands at 19.88 million BTC, which is almost equal to the maximum supply of 21 million. The current Fully Diluted Valuation (FDV) of Bitcoin is estimated to be $2.23 trillion. Intraday price analysis reveals that Bitcoin is trading around the same price but is opening at a price of around $107.610 and has remained relatively steady in the first few hours.
Nevertheless, the price trend decreased after midnight, with prices dropping to around 106,500 in the middle of the afternoon. This drop indicates the loss of buying strength and the growing selling pressure.
MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin investments also remain profitable, with quarterly and year-to-date returns indicating healthy returns. The almost $30 million strategic buy of almost 5000 BTC in late June helped push the holdings to an all-time high of nearly 600,000 BTC. Despite the pullback in Bitcoin’s price recorded on the reporting day, the trading activity remained liquid, with large amounts and intense participation levels.
