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- Saylor’s strategy bought 6,556 bitcoin for $ 555 million between April 14 and 20.
- The strategy aims to have $ 42 billion in Bitcoin by the end of 2027.
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Michael Saylor’s strategy announced today that the company had bought 6,556 other bitcoins at an average price of $ 84,785 between April 14 and 20, spending about $ 555 million on parts.
The purchase was financed by the product of the ATM common equity supply of Strategy and the supply of perpetual convertible stocks in the A series. Between April 14 and 20, the company sold 1.7 million MSTR shares and more than 91,200 Strk shares, generating a total net product of more than $ 555 million, as detailed in a dry Monday dry file.
As of April 20, the strategy has even more than $ 1.5 billion in MSTR shares and nearly $ 21 billion in Strk shares available for future issuance and sale.
The strategy is committed to increasing its Bitcoin holdings after setting a goal of accumulating $ 42 billion in Bitcoin by the end of 2027, whatever the market conditions.
With the new purchase, the company now holds 538,200 Bitcoin, which is more than 2.5% of the total BTC supply. The hiding place is estimated at around $ 47 billion at current market prices.
The announcement followed Saylor’s post on the tracker of the Strategy’s portfolio on Sunday, a move often considered a signal that an acquisition ad is imminent.
The latest purchase also marks the second consecutive week of Bitcoin’s acquisitions of the strategy. Last week, the company revealed that it had acquired 3,459 Bitcoin for nearly $ 286 million.
Saylor also revealed on Sunday that more than 13,000 establishments were now direct to the strategy. The expansion presence of the strategy on the financial markets and its inclusion in the NASDAQ 100 attracted both retail and institutional investments, channeling more capital to Bitcoin.
Based on public data at T1 2025, more than 13,000 institutions and 814,000 retail accounts hold $ Mstr directly. It is estimated that 55 million beneficiaries have indirect exposure through FNB, common investment funds, pensions and insurance portfolios.
– Michael Saylor (@saylor) April 20, 2025
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