- MicroStrategy’s second quarter Bitcoin yield reached 7.8%, earning 41,407 BTC worth $4.4 billion.
- Recent purchases have increased their holdings to 597,325 BTC at an average price.
- Bitcoin prices show strong liquidity, falling 1.07% amid rising trading volumes of $43.38 billion.
MicroStrategy reported a significant 7.8% Bitcoin yield in the second quarter of 2025, leading to an increase of 41,407 BTC, about $4.4 billion. This latest update shows the company’s continued performance in Bitcoin accumulation and valuation. At the time of announcement, MicroStrategy holds a total of 597,325 BTC, with a net asset value of approximately $6365 billion based on current market prices.
CEO Michael Saylor revealed MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin yield from the start of the year reached 19.7%, worth 88,062 BTC or about $9.38 billion. The forecast for the entire calendar year for 2024 suggests further growth, with expected profit rising to 140,538 BTC, valued at an estimated $13.13 billion. These figures point to the large size of the company’s Bitcoin investment and positive returns across multiple time frames.
$MSTR produced a BTC yield of 7.8% in the second quarter. That’s 41,407 of BTC Gain worth $4.4 billion. pic.twitter.com/olicxfkohg
– Michael Saylor (@saylor) July 1, 2025
Details of recent Bitcoin purchases
Between June 23 and June 29, MicroStrategy acquired an additional 4,980 BTC with a total cost of $532 million. The average price paid per bitcoin with this purchase was around $106,801. This acquisition has increased our entire Bitcoin Holding to 597,325 units. The average acquisition cost for all units is approximately $79,977 per Bitcoin, reflecting the weighted average of past purchases.
At the time of writing, Bitcoin priced at $106,560, a 1.07% drop in the last 24 hours. Prices have dropped slightly, but trading volumes have increased by 16.35% to $433.8 billion, representing Bitcoin’s market capitalization of about 2.04%, of $2.11 trillion.
Source: CoinMarketCap
The circulating supply is 19.88 million BTC, roughly equivalent to the maximum supply of 21 million. Bitcoin’s current full dilution rating (FDV) is estimated at $2.23 trillion. Intraday price analysis reveals that Bitcoin is trading at the same price but is open at a price of around $107.610, and is relatively stable in the first few hours.
Nevertheless, the price trend fell after midnight, with prices falling to around 106,500 in the afternoon. This drop indicates loss in purchase strength and increased sales pressure.
MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin investments are also profitable, with quarterly and yearly returns showing healthy returns. A strategic purchase of around 5,000 btc in late June pushed holdings to an all-time high of 600,000 btc. Despite the pullbacks of Bitcoin prices recorded on the reporting date, trading activities remained liquid and there was a large level of participation.
