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Strategy, once MicroStrategy, is carrying on its Bitcoin strategy by planning to raise another $21 billion in common stock equity offering. This follows a previous $21 billion sale of stock in early 2025 and will be used to continue buying more Bitcoin. Strategy currently has 553,555 BTC valued at around $53 billion, acquired for an average of $68,459 per coin, as of April 2025. The company registered a 13.7% return on Bitcoin and a $5.8 billion profit on BTC dollars in 2025.
Despite a Q1 2025 net loss of $4.2 billion, primarily due to unrealized losses from Bitcoin price movements, Strategy remains committed to its Bitcoin treasury policy. The company has established more aggressive objectives for 2025, including a 25% return on BTC and a $15 billion profit on BTC. Strategy is excited to be blazing the trail within the Bitcoin treasury arena, announced Executive Chairman, Michael Saylor, as in excess of 70 public organizations now follow.
The announcement of the $21 billion capital raise has taken note in the Bitcoin market, causing a rise in the prices of BTC. Corporate and ETF-led accumulation, led by Strategy, is referenced by analysts as some of the factors driving the price of Bitcoin. Concerns have been raised by critics regarding the dilution of shareholders and jeopardy to the firm's finances due to its over-reliance on risk-embracing digital assets,
