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MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin Holdings Surge: $2.6 Billion Gain in Early 2025

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    Posted by John Deo Mar 2 - Filed in General - #financialmodelingprep  - 24 views

    MicroStrategy’s Massive Bitcoin Gains

    Michael Saylor, the executive chairman of MicroStrategy (Strategy), announced that the company has delivered $2.6 billion in Bitcoin gains in just the first two months of 2025.

    \ud83d\udccc Key Highlights:

    • In January–February 2025, Strategy gained 30,702 BTC, adding $2.6 billion in value.
    • In 2024, total Bitcoin gains amounted to $13.1 billion (140,538 BTC), nearly 6x higher than the 2025 figure so far.
    • Current BTC holdings: Over 499,000 BTC, with a goal to surpass 500,000 BTC.

    Investors tracking MicroStrategy’s financial performance can use the Full Financials API to analyze its Bitcoin-driven earnings growth.

    Bitcoin Price Update: Recovery to $85,300

    Bitcoin recently faced a sharp selloff, dropping from $86,625 to below $79,000, before rebounding to $85,330.

    \ud83d\udccc Market Trends:

    • BTC lost 20% in a week, bottoming at $78,764 amid U.S. import tariffs on Mexico & Canada.
    • The correction is viewed as normal within a bullish cycle, according to leading Bitcoin advocates.
    • Michael Saylor made headlines with his bold remark: “Sell a kidney if you must, but keep the Bitcoin.”

    For real-time Bitcoin market trends, traders can leverage the Crypto Currency Free API to monitor price fluctuations and market sentiment.

    Outlook: What’s Next for Bitcoin & MicroStrategy?

    \ud83d\udd39 Institutional demand remains strong, with firms like MicroStrategy continuing to accumulate BTC.
    \ud83d\udd39 Bitcoin’s volatility persists, but long-term holders remain confident in the asset’s value.
    \ud83d\udd39 MicroStrategy’s financials are increasingly tied to BTC movements, making it a high-risk, high-reward investment.

    As Bitcoin inches closer to new highs, MicroStrategy’s strategy of aggressive accumulation could fuel further stock gains—or increased exposure to volatility.