- Strategy signaled its 101st consecutive weekly Bitcoin purchase despite holding its massive stash at a paper loss exceeding $7 billion.
- The company’s average cost per Bitcoin is over $76,000, creating a more than 12% loss with Bitcoin trading near $66,200.
- Other public companies like Strive and Trump Media & Technology hold far less Bitcoin but face significantly steeper percentage losses on their holdings.
Strategy’s executive chairman Michael Saylor signaled on X that the company is continuing its relentless Bitcoin accumulation strategy, hinting at a new purchase for the week. His post, “The Turn of the Century,” referenced the firm’s 101st weekly buy after it celebrated its 100th purchase in February.
Consequently, Strategy remains the world’s largest corporate Bitcoin holder with 717,722 tokens. However, data shows its average purchase price of $76,020 per Bitcoin now results in an unrealized loss exceeding 12%.
This paper loss amounts to roughly $7 billion with Bitcoin’s price around $66,200. Meanwhile, retail sentiment on Stocktwits for MSTR stock improved to ‘bullish’ following the announcement.
Other public companies with Bitcoin treasuries are facing even deeper percentage losses on their holdings. For instance, Strive Asset Management endures a paper loss over 34% with an average cost near $105,850 per Bitcoin.
Similarly, Trump Media & Technology Group contends with unrealized losses surpassing 44%. Meanwhile, both companies saw their stock prices dip slightly in overnight trading on Sunday.
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