MicroStrategy May Have Resumed Its Bitcoin Purchases After a One-Week Break

Strategy may have resumed its Bitcoin purchases after a one-week break. Michael Saylor, the company's executive chairman, posted the Bitcoin tracker on X

MicroStrategy may have resumed its Bitcoin purchases after a one-week break, as hinted by executive chairman Michael Saylor's post on X.

Saylor, known for personally announcing the company's Bitcoin purchases on the social media platform, shared a screenshot of the Bitcoin tracker on Sunday.

This move usually precedes an official announcement from MicroStrategy regarding its latest Bitcoin purchase.

His tweet follows the report of about $6 billion in unrealized losses on its Bitcoin holdings during Q1 2025.

The company acquired 80,715 BTC at an average price of about $94,922 per coin during the quarter, which saw a nearly 12% decline in Bitcoin prices.

This was the cryptocurrency's worst quarterly performance since 2018.

MicroStrategy's bitcoin purchase spree was put on hold for the week ending April 6 due to a lack of stock offering purchases for its MSTR and STRK securities.

The company has invested about $35 billion in bitcoin at an average price of $67,485 per coin, and it's currently sitting on an unrealized gain of about $8.6 billion.

Its most recent purchase, announced on March 31, added 22,048 bitcoin at an average price of $86,243 per coin, a purchase that totaled approximately $1.9 billion.

This brought its total bitcoin holdings to 528,185, nearly 3% of bitcoin’s total supply, valued at around $44 billion.

Bitcoin has experienced some volatility this week, falling below $75,000 on Monday before rebounding above $80,000 amid rising US-China trade tensions.

The digital asset is currently trading at approximately $83,700, showing a slight decline over the past 24 hours, according to TradingView.