Michael Saylor’s company, MicroStrategy (MSTR), has acquired an additional $200 million in Bitcoin, marking its third-largest purchase this year. According to a press release, the firm now holds approximately 720,750 Bitcoin, valued at around $49.3 billion. The latest purchase included roughly 3,000 Bitcoin at an average price of $67,700 each.
MSTR investors welcomed the company’s latest Bitcoin purchase, pushing its stock up more than 6% on Monday. After a slow start to the year, the stock is showing signs of recovery. Wall Street analysts have raised their forecasts, predicting the Bitcoin dip will reverse and spark a rally. The firm, known for its Bitcoin holdings, has been dealing with an unrealized loss since the cryptocurrency dropped below $76,000 last month.
Last week, Strategy (MSTR) generated more funds than it spent on Bitcoin, earning approximately $33 million by issuing more STRC preferred stock. Recently, the company has turned to this dividend-paying product as an alternative funding source, a move co-founder and Executive Chairman Michael Saylor refers to as “digital credit.” This strategy has further solidified Strategy’s position as the world’s largest institutional Bitcoin investor.
Looking ahead, analysts project a rebound for the stock. However, recovery from the 60% loss since July 2025 may take time. Currently, 88% of Wall Street analysts covering MSTR rate it a “buy,” indicating the recent dip could be a buying opportunity. Price forecasts for MSTR range from a low of $183 to a high of over $700.
Conversely, if Bitcoin’s price remains below $70,000, Strategy (MSTR) could face increased costs for raising capital. This might force the company to issue more stock or offer preferreds with higher yields, leading to dilution for common shareholders and adding financial pressure.
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