Strategy’s Bitcoin Bet Pays Off, Now Holds the №11 Largest US Corporate Treasury

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Data Shows How Strategy Became a Top US Corporate Treasury
  • Strategy has climbed to the 11th spot among top US corporate treasuries.
  • Latest reports put Strategy’s Bitcoin holdings at $65 billion.
  • Berkshire Hathaway remains on top of the list with a $410 billion portfolio.

According to reports, Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) has climbed to the 11th position on the list of largest U.S. corporate treasuries. More than being a business intelligence (BI) and analytics company, Strategy and its CEO Michael Saylor is more popular for its BTC holdings, and now holds $65 billion in Bitcoin.

The latest ranking compares Strategy with top US companies that hold cash in their portfolios and reflects that the Bitcoin investment firm slightly ranks behind chipmaker NVIDIA (NVDA), with a cash and cash equivalent reserve of $66 billion. Meanwhile, Berkshire Hathaway claimed the top position with a $410 billion portfolio.

Related: MicroStrategy Rebrands as “Strategy₿,” Doubles Down on Bitcoin

The Performance: A $14 Billion Gain and a 25% Yield Target

Strategy has reportedly set a Bitcoin yield target of 25% for 2025, which the asset management firm claims to be on track to achieve. The latest report revealed that the BI firm has reached the 19.7% mark on its way toward achieving the stated target. Meanwhile, the company’s dollar gain target is $15 billion, of which it has earned $9.6 billion with almost six months left before the end of the year.

Strategy’s Q2 report shows it has achieved an unrealized gain of $14 billion on digital assets, and its perpetual preferred stock (PPF) has outperformed the iShares Preferred and Income Securities ETF (PFF) and several other stocks. 

The Strategy: How Strategy Acquired 597,325 Bitcoin

Strategy’s successful returns connect to its outstanding Bitcoin purchases spanning several years. As of July 7, Strategy held 597,325 Bitcoins in its portfolio, with an aggregate purchase price of $42.40 billion and an average cost of $70,982 per BTC. It is one of the most benefiting firms from Bitcoin’s surging prices, with the cryptocurrency trading for $108,923 at the time of writing, per TradingView’s data.

Related: Strategy (Formerly MicroStrategy) Launches $2.1 Billion Share Sale to Fund Further Bitcoin Acquisitions

It is worth noting that Strategy acquired 69,140 Bitcoin in Q2 2025 at a total value of $6.77 billion. The firm funded the latest purchases through multiple equity offerings, including $5.2 billion from common stock ATM programs and $979.7 million from the STRD offering.

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