Strategy week ' s 8-K paper submitted by the United States Securities and Exchange Commission shows that the company held an additional 4980 bitcoin between 23 and 29 June, at a total cost of approximately $531.9 million, at an average unit price of $106,801 (a decrease of 1.33 per cent in bitcoin on that date).
According to Michael Seller, co-founder and executive chairman of the company, Strategy currently holds 597,325 bitcoins, over $64 billion in current value. The average purchase price of these bitcoins is $70,982, with total costs (including fees and various expenses) of approximately $42.4 billion, or more than 2.8 per cent of the total supply of thebitcoin 21 million, with a carrying surplus of approximately $21.6 billion.
This increase was financed from three types of securities issued on its open market: General A (stock code MSTR), Permanent Strike Priority (STRK) and Permanent Strife Priority (STRF). Last week, the company sold 135.45 million shares of MSTR, raising approximately $519.5 million; as of 29 June, there were still $18.1 billion worth of MSTR shares available under the financing scheme. In addition, the company sold 2,76.71 million STRK shares (collectively $2.89 million, residual issueable $20.5 billion) and 28,425,000 STRF shares (collectively $29.7 million, residual issueable $1.9 billion).
In addition to the STRK and STRF priority for sustainability programmes, with a size of $21 billion and $2.1 billion, respectively, Strategy is moving forward with the "42/42" initiative, which aims to raise the Bitcoin by $84 billion by 2027 through equity issuance and debt-transferable financing. The plan was expanded after the initial " 21/21 " equity component of $42 billion had been depleted.
In 21 years, you'll regret not buying much.
By updating the Bitcoin warehouse tracking data on Sunday, Syler again suggested that it might continue to increase, saying, "21 years later, you will regret not buying much" -- in response to his recent speech at the Prague Bitcoin Congress, when he predicted that after 21 years the unit price of bitcoin would be $21 million.
Previously, Strategy held an additional 245 bitcoin between 16 and 22 June, at a cost of approximately $26 million, at an average unit price of $105,586, at which time the total holding stock increased to 592,345. In recent weeks, the company has slowed the pace of growth, shifting the focus of its financing from ordinary to sustainable priority, and this time for the first time in over a month MSTR stock financing has resumed.
According to Bitcoin management data, 134 listed companies now include Bitcoin in their asset allocation, including Twenty One, Nakamoto, Trump Media Group, and Games Stations supported by Tether, all following the Bitcoin growth model initiated by Seller and Strategy. The Japanese investment company Metaplanet also announced an increase of 1005 bitcoins on Monday, with a total of 13,350 in hold.
Strategy ' s current market value is $10.5 billion, which is a significant premium on the value of its net assets in bitcoin, and some investors remain sceptical about this valuation premium and the increasing increase in the plan. However, according to Bernstein analysts, given the low level of the company ' s debt and the no repayment pressure until 2028, its leverage risk remains manageable.
According to The Block data, MSTR equities received $383.88 last Friday, a decline of 0.7 per cent (a 5.6 per cent increase in bitcoin that week). As of Monday's pre-business transactions (according to TradingView data), MSTR increased by 1.7 per cent, with a cumulative increase of 28 per cent since this year.