MicroStrategy added more than 80,000 Bitcoins in the first quarter, with unrealized losses of nearly $6 billion

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04-08
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Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) spent approximately $7.66 billion to purchase 80,715 Bits in the first quarter of 2025, with unrealized losses on Bits reaching $5.91 billion.

Strategy First Quarter Raised 76 Billion to Buy 80,715 Bits

In the first quarter of 2025, Strategy used the following funds:

  • MSTR Stock Issuance ($4.4 Billion)
  • 2030B Convertible Bonds Issuance ($1.99 Billion)
  • STRK Preferred Shares ($594 Million)
  • STRF Preferred Shares ($711 Million)

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Strategy bought 80,715 Bits in the first quarter, spending $7.66 billion, with an average cost of $94,922.

As of April 6,,,, 528, the company number held 528,185 Bits, with a total purchase price of approximately $35.63 billion, and an average purchase price of $67,458.

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Launching Bit Price Assessment, First Quarter Floating Loss of 5.91 Billion

Strategy adopted Accounting Standards Update ASU 2023-08 on January 1, 2025, which adjusted the accounting for crypto assets. Under standard means that fair value changes of Bits will be reflected in the consolidated income statement,, statement, no longer using cost impairment model.

Impact:

Unrealized loss in the first quarter of 2025 (calculated at the end-of-quarter Bit price of $82,444): Digital asset loss of $5.91 billion, but partially offset by $1.69 billion in tax benefits.

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Crypto currency investments are highly risky, and their prices may may fluctuate dramatically. You may lose all your principal. Please carefully assess the risks.

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