Strategy Inc., the publicly traded company led by the renowned Michael Saylor, confirmed an impressive financial milestone this Monday. The company officially announced that, so far in the year 2025, Strategy raises 21 billion dollars through various operations in global capital markets. Michael Saylor, the firm’s leader, highlighted on his social networks that this achievement demonstrates the corporation’s continued ability to attract massive liquidity destined for its strategic reserve.
The breakdown of the figures presented reveals a meticulous and diversified financial execution by the technology company. According to the most recent data, the firm obtained 11.9 billion through common equity, 6.9 billion in preferred equity, and 2.0 billion in convertible debt. These issuances span seven different securities, including tickers STRF, STRC, and STRK, with individual raises ranging from 710 million to 2.68 billion dollars, agilely adapting to market conditions.
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This fundraising pace places the company close to matching the 22.6 billion it secured throughout the entire year of 2024. This consistent momentum reflects unwavering investor confidence in the Bitcoin-focused treasury approach. The ability to repeatedly access capital markets at scale has become a defining advantage, allowing the company to maintain its aggressive digital asset accumulation policy without compromising its operational stability.
On the other hand, the company’s position in the cryptocurrency market remains absolutely dominant compared to its competitors. Strategy remains the world’s largest corporate holder by a massive margin, currently controlling 649,870 BTC on its balance sheets. This colossal figure represents over 3% of the existing total Bitcoin supply, valued at more than 56 billion dollars, vastly surpassing other relevant players in the sector such as Marathon Digital and Riot Platforms.
Institutional appetite for the firm’s Bitcoin-anchored financial model seems to have no limits at the moment. With 21 billion secured before year-end, capital reserves provide considerable firepower for future acquisitions. Thus, 2025 is shaping up to be another landmark fundraising year for the firm, consolidating the thesis that Bitcoin functions effectively as a reserve asset and a strategic driver of corporate growth.
