High failed-to-deliver volume and high short interest suggest pressure is building beneath MSTR.
Strategy, formerly known as MicroStrategy, the now Bitcoin proxy firm founded by Bitcoin (BTC) bull Michael Saylor, made headlines once again on Monday by acquiring an additional 6,556 BTC, bringing its total BTC holdings to an impressive 538,200 BTC. This latest purchase, amounting to approximately $556 million at an average price of $84,785 per Bitcoin, comes amid increasing market volatility, mainly characterized by BTC’s inability to surpass the $90,000 mark since early March of this year. Strategy’s Bitcoin Holdings Surge Since Saylor first championed Bitcoin as a reserve asset in 2020, the cryptocurrency has surged by approximately 987.94% from January 2020 to April 2025. This reflects the increasing acceptance of Bitcoin in the corporate world but also highlights Saylor’s foresight in recognizing its potential as a store of value. Related Reading: Dogecoin Stalls After 42 Days Of Flat Price Action — Is A Breakdown Coming? In a recent post on X (formerly Twitter), Saylor confirmed that Strategy’s latest acquisition of 6,556 BTC was part of a broader strategy to capitalize on Bitcoin’s growth. With a year-to-date BTC yield of 12.1% in 2025, the company’s commitment to Bitcoin is more than just an investment; it represents a strategic shift in how corporations view digital assets. As of April 20, 2025, Strategy holds its BTC at an aggregate purchase price of around $36.47 billion, with each Bitcoin acquired at approximately $67,766. MSTR Stock Soars 163% In A Year Strategy’s stock, MSTR, trading at $317.20, has seen a modest day-over-day increase of 1.78%. With a total market cap of $84.7 billion and an enterprise value of $94.5 billion, the company’s valuation continues to benefit significantly from its Bitcoin strategy. Notably, as Bitcoin prices have risen, the net asset value (NAV) of its Bitcoin holdings has climbed to $47.03 billion, reflecting a daily increase of $1.19 billion or 2.60%. Strategy’s bet on Bitcoin has also proven to be remarkably lucrative. Over the past year, MSTR stock has risen by approximately 163%, driven largely by the appreciating value of Bitcoin. Related Reading: XRP Wyckoff Pattern Maps Bullish Run To $3.70 This Summer The fact that the Bitcoin method has yielded a total return of 2,400% is even more remarkable. This suggests that the first investments of those who saw the potential in Strategy’s Bitcoin strategy might see a return of over 24 times their initial investment. Nevertheless, as reported by NewsBTC, an accounting rule that requires digital assets to be evaluated at market prices would cause Strategy to record an unrealized loss of $5.9 billion for the first quarter of the year. As part of its aggressive acquisition strategy, which has included nine acquisitions during this period, the business allegedly spent $7.79 billion on Bitcoin in the same quarter. At the time of writing, BTC trades at $86,900, registering a 3.3% surge in the weekly time frame. Featured image from DALL-E, chart from TradingView.com
TD Cowen analysts evaluated the Strategy’s treasury activity against bitcoin trading volume and price action over the past six months.
Bitcoin’s rally past $87,000 comes amid reignited aggressive buying from institutional players. On April 21, Japan-based Metaplanet and US firm Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) both disclosed major Bitcoin acquisitions, adding a combined total of nearly 7,000 BTC to their corporate reserves. This move signals their continued confidence in Bitcoin as a hedge against inflation and monetary […]
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Strategy chairman Michael Saylor, a vocal promoter of Bitcoin, stoked renewed chatter among crypto circles with his recent enigmatic tweet. Thursday’s message stating merely “Bitcoin is Calling” left many asking if a forthcoming significant purchase looms. Related Reading: Is Shiba Inu On Track To Dethrone Dogecoin? Here’s What The Experts Say Strategy’s Shopping Spree On Bitcoin Goes Unabated In The Face Of Market Uncertainty The company recently acquired 3,450 Bitcoin at a price of $285 million. This was done after a short one-week break from their consistent acquisition pattern. Strategy has been steadfast in its aggressive acquisition strategy despite the fact that nearly all of its crypto acquisitions since November 18 have been made at higher-than-current market prices, according to reports. Image: Open Access Government Saylor’s post might be a tease regarding another future purchase, given his history of sending such sarcastic remarks ahead of new acquisitions. The post also appeared to urge his 4.2 million followers to purchase BTC, which he has frequently called “the future of money.” Bitcoin is Calling. pic.twitter.com/0jo19Qbr5q — Michael Saylor (@saylor) April 17, 2025 Bitcoin Bet Pays Off With Massive Stock Gains Strategy’s shares have trounced the performance of America’s largest technology stocks, Saylor’s Wednesday filing showed. The crypto-focused firm has posted an astonishing 130% gain over the last year. These returns more than dwarf the returns of Tesla (57%), NVIDIA (30%), Apple (17%), Meta (4%), and Alphabet (2%). There is a @Strategy to beat the Magnificent 7. pic.twitter.com/TlD57hW0w0 — Michael Saylor (@saylor) April 15, 2025 Some top tech firms actually lost value during the same period. Amazon and Microsoft saw drops of 2% and 7% respectively. These comparisons highlight the significant rewards Strategy has reaped from its heavy crypto investment strategy. Saylor Continues Bold Bitcoin Claims The chairman of Strategy has issued some provocative comments on BTC in recent weeks. Only two weeks ago, he asserted that the price volatility of the top crypto asset actually proves its utility instead of constituting a disadvantage. When someone brought up Bitcoin’s link with risky assets, Saylor contended this is so because Bitcoin is “the most liquid, salable, and accessible asset on the planet.” A day earlier than that remark, he underscored Bitcoin’s singular status among commodities by noting that there are no tariffs on it. His remark highlighted its digital nature and liquidity as central to what makes it functionally decentralized. Saylor has established himself as one of Bitcoin’s most vocal proponents. His tweets tend to center on the fact that there are only 21 million coins in existence, which he recently referred to as “the most important number in finance.” He has also likened Bitcoin to chess, although the meaning behind this comparison wasn’t elaborated in coverage. Image: Blockzeit Related Reading: Could 1,000 XRP Buy You Happiness? This Analyst Thinks So The chairman’s most recent statement comes as Strategy maintains its focus of continuing to buy Bitcoin for the long term, no matter what happens in the short term. With the company’s shares outperforming technology giants and Saylor’s ongoing public support, most crypto observers are now looking to see if another significant purchase of crypto comes after his cryptic “calling” tweet. Featured image from Getty Images/Joe Raedle, chart from TradingView
Former Kraken executives led by Joseph Onorati took over the real estate-focused fintech company aiming to become the first U.S.-listed firm with treasury strategy centered on Solana.
MSTY’s portfolio consists primarily of U.S. Treasury bills, cash, and short-term call options on MSTR, allowing it to synthetically replicate exposure without directly owning the stock.
Michael Saylor’s Bitcoin (BTC) proxy firm, Strategy, has made headlines once again by purchasing an additional $285.8 million worth of Bitcoin (BTC) during a week characterized by significant fluctuations in the company’s stock (MSTR) price. Saylor’s Strategy Reports 11.4% Year-to-Date Bitcoin Yield To finance this latest acquisition, Strategy utilized its at-the-market stock program, selling shares to raise capital for further Bitcoin purchases. This strategic move aligns with the firm’s ongoing commitment to expanding its Bitcoin holdings, which have become a cornerstone of its financial strategy. According to Bloomberg, demand for Strategy’s convertible debt has been partly fueled by hedge funds looking to exploit the company’s stock volatility. These funds are reportedly engaged in trades that involve buying the bonds while simultaneously short-selling the shares, effectively betting on the stock’s price movements. Related Reading: XRP Reaches ABC Pattern Top—Analyst Says $6.50+ Targets Still In Play This most recent Bitcoin purchase, which involved acquiring 3,459 BTC at an average price of around $82,618 between April 7 and April 13, brings Strategy’s total Bitcoin holdings to 531,644 BTC. In a social media update, Saylor revealed that the firm has achieved a year-to-date Bitcoin yield of 11.4% as of April 13, 2025. Strategy now holds a total of $35.92 billion in BTC at an average price of $67,556 per Bitcoin. This impressive figure represents approximately 2.5% of the total 21 million Bitcoin that will ever be issued, solidifying Strategy’s status as the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin. However, the firm’s financial landscape is not without challenges. $42 Billion By 2027 To Fuel Ongoing BTC Purchases Last week, NewsBTC reported that Strategy would register an unrealized loss of $5.9 billion for the first quarter of the year due to an accounting change mandating that digital assets be valued at market prices. In the same quarter, the company reportedly spent $7.79 billion on Bitcoin, reflecting its aggressive purchasing strategy, which has included nine acquisitions during this period. Related Reading: XRP Tests Ascending Triangle Resistance – Can Bulls Reach $2.40 Level? Looking ahead, Strategy has announced plans to raise $42 billion in capital through 2027, utilizing proceeds from both at-the-market stock sales and fixed-income securities to continue funding its Bitcoin purchases. Since Saylor began investing the firm’s cash into Bitcoin as a hedge against inflation in 2020, shares of Strategy have surged approximately 2,300%, highlighting the dramatic impact of its cryptocurrency strategy on shareholder value. As of now, the market’s leading cryptocurrency has successfully regained the crucial $85,000 level, reflecting a 7% increase over the past week. However, despite this recovery, the cryptocurrency is currently trading 21% below its all-time high of $109,000, which was reached in January of this year. Experts attribute some of the market’s recent challenges to President Donald Trump’s tariff policies, which have impacted overall market sentiment. But with the president’s recent 90-day pause on the so-called “tariff war,” the market has regained long-awaited catalysts that could mean further gains. Featured image from DALL-E, chart from TradingView.com
Company boosts total holdings to 531,644 BTC following latest $285 million purchase.
MicroStrategy, the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin, has long embodied the boldest institutional bet on the cryptocurrency. Co-founder and chairman Michael Saylor’s unwavering belief in Bitcoin has defined the company’s strategy for years. However, that strategy now faces a challenge after a recent SEC filing hinted at the possibility of MicroStrategy being forced to liquidate some of its Bitcoin holdings under financial pressure and the recent Bitcoin price crash. The implications could ripple beyond the company’s balance sheet and affect Bitcoin’s broader market. Mounting Debt, Negative Cash Flow, And The Bitcoin Lifeline MicroStrategy disclosed several important financial vulnerabilities in a recent Form 8-K filed with the SEC. At the time of filing, the firm reported holding 528,185 BTC, acquired at an average purchase price of $67,458 per Bitcoin, for a total cost basis of approximately $35.63 billion. However, despite the massive size of its Bitcoin treasury, MicroStrategy admitted that its core enterprise software business has not been generating positive operational cash flow. The company is also shouldering $8.22 billion in debt and facing an annual contractual interest burden of $35.1 million. Related Reading: Crypto Analyst Warns Bitcoin Price Could See Further Crash If It Falls Below This Level Although it has issued over $1.6 billion in preferred stock tied to substantial annual dividend obligations of $146.2 million, these liabilities are not being met. Instead, MicroStrategy explicitly outlined that it expects to rely on debt or equity financing to meet its obligations, and those efforts may become severely strained if Bitcoin’s price sharply declines. The report warns that if the market value of its holdings drops significantly, it could negatively affect the firm’s ability to raise funds. In such a situation, the company might be forced to sell Bitcoin at a loss. At the time the report was filed, BTC was trading just 13% above the company’s average purchase price. Because Bitcoin forms the majority of MicroStrategy’s assets, its balance sheet is intimately tied to the crypto’s price. As such, a dip below that level could create a chain reaction of falling stock prices and ultimately force selling pressure even on the price of Bitcoin itself. Michael Saylor’s Response: Staying The Course Michael Saylor, MicroStrategy’s co-founder and former CEO, is one of the biggest proponents of Bitcoin and was influential in the company’s adoption of a Bitcoin strategy. Taking to social media platform X after the news of the report broke out, Saylor simply tweeted: “HODL,” a popular mantra among crypto purists that signals long-term conviction. Related Reading: Here’s How Much Bitcoin Creator Satoshi Nakamoto Lost After The BTC Price Crash The post has had over 1.4 million views on the platform and resonated with many bullish proponents, as seen in the comments section. He followed that with another tweet: “Bitcoin is the Best Idea. There is no Second Best.” At the time of writing, BTC is trading at $81,900, up by 6% in the past 24 hours. Even if MicroStrategy were to sell any Bitcoin at this point, it wouldn’t be the first sale of its holdings. Back on December 22, 2022, MicroStrategy sold 704 BTC for $11.8 million under similar circumstances. Featured image from Unsplash, chart from Tradingview.com
Crypto analyst Melika Trader has warned of a volume drop that could trigger a 60% Bitcoin price crash. The analyst provided an in-depth analysis of what this price crash could mean and if it would mark the end of the bull run. How The Bitcoin Price Could Crash By 60% And Drop To $49,000 In a TradingView post, Melika Trader revealed how the Bitcoin price could crash by 60% and drop to $49,000. The analyst noted that BTC is hanging just above a critical support zone, an area he claimed many traders recognize as the “most important support level” from a volume perspective on Binance. Related Reading: Analyst Says Bitcoin Price Has Entered The ‘Ideal Buy Zone’, Here’s Why His accompanying chart showed that the Bitcoin price could suffer a 60% drop once it loses the former trend line at $75,000. The flagship crypto is also in danger, having lost the critical support at around $83,000. This drop to $49,000 would bring BTC back toward the high-volume range near $30,000. This provides an ultra-bearish outlook for the Bitcoin price. However, Melika Trader raised a twist, stating that only 20% of traders might actually lose. He noted that, according to Binance’s volume profile data, the majority of buying activity and position accumulation happened below $35,000. The analyst further mentioned that most long-term holders and smart money entered during the 2022/2023 accumulation range. The Volume Profile Visible Range (VPVR) is also said to show significant support below the current Bitcoin price, with minimal trading volume at higher levels. Melika Trader remarked that only a minority of traders bought BTC during its late-stage bull run above $70,000. Meanwhile, the majority of investors are still in profit or break-even, even if the Bitcoin price retraces back to its base. As such, most traders are safe, as BTC risks a drop to as low as $49,000. Why BTC’s Bull Market Is Over CryptoQuant’s CEO, Ki Young Ju, recently asserted that BTC’s bull market is over amid the Bitcoin price decline. He alluded to the ‘Realized Cap’ metric to explain his confidence that the bull run is over. The CryptoQuant CEO noted that if Realized Cap is growing but Market Cap is stagnant or falling, it means capital is flowing in but prices aren’t rising. Related Reading: Why Buying Bitcoin Now Is Better Than Later As BTC Price Consolidates Within Falling Wedge Ki Young Ju noted that this is a clear bearish signal, and this is what is currently happening. Capital is entering the market right now, but the Bitcoin price isn’t responding, which he claims is typical of a bear market. The CryptoQuant CEO explained that even large purchases like MicroStrategy’s aren’t pushing prices up because there is too much sell pressure at the moment. Ki Young Ju again affirmed that current data points to the Bitcoin price being in a bear market. He noted that sell pressure could ease anytime but warned that historically, real reversals take at least six months. As such, the CryptoQuant CEO believes a short-term rally seems unlikely. At the time of writing, the Bitcoin price is trading at around $77,000, down over 7% in the last 24 hours, according to data from CoinMarketCap. Featured image from Unsplash, chart from Tradingview.com
Strategy’s cushion is narrowing, with an average bitcoin cost basis of $67,458.
Bitcoin continues to trade above the $85,000 mark, signaling a slight upward movement after weeks of price consolidation. As of today, the asset is up 2.2% on the daily chart, giving some traders a reason to anticipate a stronger rally ahead. However, broader timeframes paint a different picture. Over the last month, Bitcoin is down over 8%, and from its January 2025 all-time high above $109,000, the decline stands at more than 20%. Related Reading: Will Bitcoin Downtrend Continue? This Metric Suggests Yes Public Companies Accumulate BTC While Long-Term Holders Sell Despite this underperformance, blockchain data provider CryptoQuant has published a breakdown of corporate Bitcoin accumulation in the first quarter of 2025. The data highlights an aggressive accumulation trend among public companies. In total, these firms added 91,781 BTC to their balance sheets between January and March, suggesting continued confidence in Bitcoin’s long-term value proposition. Among the most notable buyers, Tether added 8,888 BTC in Q1 2025, bringing its total holdings to 92,646 BTC. MicroStrategy remained the most aggressive acquirer, purchasing 81,785 BTC worth over $8 billion. Other participants included Semler Scientific (+1,108 BTC), Metaplanet (+2,285 BTC), and The Blockchain Company (+605 BTC). CryptoQuant also mentioned that Marathon Digital is planning a $2 billion stock sale to fund future Bitcoin purchases, while GameStop is exploring a $1.3 billion convertible note offering to support its entry into Bitcoin investing. However, this strong demand was not enough to sustain Bitcoin’s price. CryptoQuant reported that long-term holders offloaded around 178,000 BTC during the same period, adding significant sell pressure. The situation was exacerbated by outflows of approximately $4.8 billion from spot Bitcoin ETFs, which further weighed on price action. Adding to the sell pressure: $4.8 billion flowed out of Bitcoin ETFs in Q1. Despite corporate buying, this wave of outflows likely weighed heavily on price. pic.twitter.com/gZZz5RJxdK — CryptoQuant.com (@cryptoquant_com) April 2, 2025 Key Support Levels for Bitcoin Identified by Analyst Meanwhile, CryptoQuant analyst BorisVest identified an important support zone between $65,000 and $71,000. This range is derived from two specific metrics: the Active Realized Price and the True Market Mean Price. The Active Realized Price, currently around $71,000, filters out long-dormant coins to better reflect the behavior of more active market participants. On the other hand, the True Market Mean Price at $65,000 represents a broader average based on recent transaction history. Related Reading: Bitcoin Stays Down, But Whale Wallets Quietly Climb to 4-Month High BorisVest noted that if Bitcoin’s price falls into this zone, it could see strong demand from long-term holders and institutional buyers alike. He suggested that this area may serve as a foundation for further accumulation and potentially act as a springboard for a new upward phase. Regardless, while some market participants continue to exit their positions, others appear to be taking advantage of the consolidation to accumulate. Featured image created with DALL-E, Chart from TradingView
Michael Saylor's perpetual capital raising machine could be nearing its limit, according to Monness, Crespi, Hardt & Co.
The purchase was funded mostly common stock issuance and brought the company's holdings to 528,185 BTC.
Analysts at Bernstein have made a bold prediction regarding MicroStrategy, now known as Strategy, the Bitcoin proxy firm co-founded by Michael Saylor. They forecast that it could amass over 1 million Bitcoin (BTC) by 2033, potentially positioning Strategy to hold 5% of BTC’s total supply. Strategy Stock (MSTR) Receives ‘Outperform’ Rating Led by analyst Gautam Chhugani, Bernstein’s research note reflects an updated bullish case based on Strategy’s strong Q4 financial results and its recent aggressive Bitcoin purchases. The firm has assigned an “outperform” rating to Strategy’s stock (MSTR) with a price target of $600, suggesting a potential upside of 75% from its current trading level.As of now, Strategy’s stock is priced at $335.26, having experienced a slight decline of 2.09% recently. Related Reading: Whale Alert: 200 Million Dogecoin Bought—Is A Price Rally On The Horizon? Bernstein’s analysis indicates that Bitcoin could reach $200,000 by the end of 2025, $500,000 by 2029, and soar to $1 million by 2033, reflecting a potential 1,044% increase for the market’s leading cryptocurrency in the next 8 years from current valuations. This projected growth in Bitcoin’s value is expected to significantly enhance Strategy’s earnings per share, which are anticipated to rise to $207, up from the current $67.50. Holdings Set To Surge To 5.8% Of Supply In a “bull case” scenario, the analysts predict that Strategy’s Bitcoin holdings could increase to represent 5.8% of the current circulating supply of approximately 19.8 million BTC, compared to only 2.5% at present, assuming favorable capital market conditions with low interest rates and a sustained bull cycle in cryptocurrency. However, with this growth comes a substantial increase in debt, which Bernstein estimates could reach $100 billion, coupled with equity proceeds of around $84 billion. In a more conservative base case, the analysts expect Strategy’s holdings to climb to about 4% of Bitcoin’s circulating supply, while a bear case could see stagnation at approximately 2.6%, potentially leading to forced liquidations of assets. Related Reading: Analyst Unveils Extended XRP Price Target To $44, Reveals When To Take Profits As of March 25, Strategy owned 506,137 Bitcoin, acquired at an average price of $66,608, which equates to a total value of around $33.7 billion. Recently, the company made headlines by purchasing an additional 6,911 BTC for $584.1 million through a combination of selling MSTR stock and issuing perpetual preferred shares (noted as STRK and STRF). Bernstein views Strategy’s Bitcoin treasury as a core component of its business model, despite facing challenges related to its premium-to-net asset value (NAV) valuation and the aggressive pace of its Bitcoin acquisitions. On Tuesday, Strategy’s shares closed at $341.81, reflecting a gain of 1.8%, reinforcing its position as a key player in institutional Bitcoin accumulation. Similarly, Bitcoin has also seen a 5% increase in the fourteen day time frame, trading at $87,470 at the time of writing. Featured image from DALL-E, chart from TradingView.com
Strategy Executive Chair Michael Saylor discusses a U.S. Bitcoin strategic reserve, why securities holders keep him sleepless, and his own economic immortality.
The STRF sale is scheduled to close later on Tuesday, with Strategy raising approximately $711 million in net proceeds.
The company used proceeds from the sale of common stock for this latest purchase.
This is the initial sale of the company's Perpetual Strife Preferred Stock.
The world's largest corporate holder of bitcoin is looking to raise around $500 million in an offering of Perpetual Preferred Strife Stock.
MSTR's recent price action is exact inverse of the BTC topping pattern from January that warned of a price sell-off.
The Michael Saylor-led company now holds 499,226 BTC purchased for an average price of $66,360 per token.
STRK has risen 3% since its February launch, while MSTR has dropped over 20%.
Michael Saylor, co-founder and chairman of Strategy (formerly Microstrategy), is intensifying efforts to acquire Bitcoin (BTC) by tapping into capital markets, announcing plans to issue up to $21 billion in preferred stock. Strategy Plans Major Sale Of Preferred Shares According to Bloomberg, the new offering will consist of 8% series A perpetual-strike preferred shares, which are convertible into class A common stock. The company plans to sell these shares through an “at the market offering” program, allowing for flexibility in timing and pricing. This approach builds on a previous successful effort in January, when Strategy raised $563 million by issuing preferred shares priced at $80 each, which were offered at a discount to their market value. Related Reading: Dogecoin Crash? Analyst Predicts Drop To $0.12 Before Rebound Preferred stocks are unique hybrid securities that combine features of both equity and debt, offering investors a fixed dividend while providing a claim on company assets. The favorable terms of the January deal reportedly attracted significant investor interest, contributing to a strong performance of the newly issued shares. Since late October, Strategy has been actively acquiring Bitcoin, and the latest capital raise is part of a broader strategy to secure $42 billion over the next few years through various securities offerings. This includes a focus on selling fixed-income securities while managing common stock sales to fund additional BTC purchases. Currently, the firm holds approximately 499,096 Bitcoin, valued at around $42 billion. Shares Drop 10% Amid Bitcoin Crash Despite this purchase plan, Strategy reported that it did not purchase any Bitcoin between March 3 and March 9, according to a filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission. This pause comes amid a fluctuating cryptocurrency market, where the market’s leading crypto, BTC, recently trades at $79,000 down 4.5% for the day and approximately 18% on the monthly time frame. The preferred stock market has seen varied performance; while the shares climbed 18% from their initial pricing, they faced a decline of over 6% in a recent trading session as the supply increased. Related Reading: Cardano Bulls Eye $10 Target – Analyst Reveals Key Levels To Break Despite this fluctuation, the preferred shares have outperformed common stock and Bitcoin over the same period, suggesting a robust demand from investors. As seen in the daily chart below, shares of Strategy (MSTR), also experienced a drop of around 15% to $238 on Monday, reflecting broader market trends that have seen the company’s stock down approximately 10% this year. In contrast, shares have surged over 2,200% since Saylor began investing in Bitcoin as an inflation hedge in 2020, while Bitcoin itself has risen over 600%. The announcement of Strategy’s plans coincided with recent developments from the US government. President Donald Trump signed an executive order to create a strategic US Bitcoin reserve, which will be funded through cryptocurrencies forfeited in legal proceedings. Featured image from DALL-E, chart from TradingView.com
Strategy (formerly known as MicroStrategy) has unveiled plans to raise $21 billion through its Series A preferred stock (STRK) to acquire more Bitcoin. According to a March 10 statement, the company had entered a sales agreement to issue and sell shares of its 8.00% Series A perpetual strike preferred stock at the market (ATM). The shares will […]
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A fresh round of purchases of bitcoin would bring the company's holdings above 500,000 tokens..
Bitcoin fell as low as $80,226 with the leading altcoins all registering significant losses.
The Michael Saylor-led company holds just shy of half a million BTC tokens.
Strategy and Coinbase lead the crypto-equity rally in pre-market trading, both up double digits.