Strategy’s Bitcoin Stack Swung $14B in One Week

Strategy’s Bitcoin treasury shows how strongly a large Bitcoin position can respond to price moves.

The company holds 840,447 BTC with an average purchase price of around $75,385 per BTC.

When Bitcoin moved into the $60K area, the position showed roughly a $9.5B unrealized loss.

Then Bitcoin moved above $81K.

The same Bitcoin holdings moved to roughly $4.7B in unrealized profit.

That is about a $14B change in value without adding new Bitcoin.

Here is the simple math.

Strategy holds more than 840,000 BTC.

So every $1,000 move in Bitcoin changes the market value of its holdings by roughly $840M.

That makes BTC price movement a major factor in the value of the company’s treasury.

Another detail is worth watching.

During the latest rally, Strategy did not add Bitcoin.

Instead, it raised around $2B through MSTR stock sales, increased its USD Reserve to about $5.1B, and created another $1.59B USD Cash pool.

This gives the company more capital flexibility for future treasury decisions.

The bigger lesson is simple.

A large Bitcoin treasury can see very large changes in value when BTC moves.

Strategy’s position is now large enough that normal Bitcoin price moves can translate into billions of dollars on its balance sheet.

That makes Strategy an interesting case study in how companies can manage a Bitcoin-focused treasury.

840,447 BTC.

$75,385 average purchase price.

~$840M value change for every $1,000 BTC move.

That is the real scale of Strategy’s Bitcoin exposure.

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