MicroStrategy, whose executive chairman is Michael Saylor, has detailed a bold plan to double its holdings in Bitcoin. The firm released an $84 billion fundraising plan, well above its earlier target of raising $42 billion to buy more Bitcoin for its corporate treasury.
The new plan is structured with a mix of $42 billion in equity and a similar amount in fixed-income instruments to add to its presence in the digital currency market through purchasing more Bitcoin.
The firm has a holding of 553,555 Bitcoin valued at a total of $37.9 billion at an average price of $68,459 for each. This massive holding has exceeded 2% of Bitcoin’s total in circulation supply and has made MicroStrategy the runner-up to BlackRock when it comes to large-scale institutional Bitcoin ownership.
The firm has obtained a Bitcoin return of 13.7% in 2025 to date, translating to an unrealized year-to-date profit of $5.8 billion. MicroStrategy marks this return as a significant point in its continued BTC purchase commitment.
Apart from doubling its capital plan, MicroStrategy also raised its target yield on Bitcoin in 2025 to 25% from 15%. It also raised its target gain in BTC to $15 billion by year-end from $10 billion based on a rosy outlook for Bitcoin performance.
Michael Saylor drives bold Bitcoin strategy
This aggressive move reflects Michael Saylor’s willingness to make BTC a core asset in MicroStrategy’s financial strategy and distinguish it from other corporate investors.
MicroStrategy has already conducted a $21 billion public stock sale in its overall $84 billion capital-raising plan. From this sale, the firm has raised $6.6 billion in proceeds from its Class A shares, reaching about 32% of its overall capital target.
MicroStrategy still has about $57 billion to raise. The company has outlined an aggressive acquisitions timeline for the next several months. This strategy demonstrates its enduring commitment to BTC.
MicroStrategy has been purchasing Bitcoin virtually every week since 2022 and has adopted a regular purchase pattern, reaffirming long-term confidence in BTC.
This strategy reflects its perception of Bitcoin as a store of value and a possible global reserve asset. As it is moving towards its target of $84 billion, the financial sector is monitoring very intently to see what effect this historic corporate BTC buying strategy will have.
