MicroStrategy (MSTR) is making headlines again — not for software, but for buying even more Bitcoin. On Monday, the company confirmed it resumed BTC purchases, pushing its total holdings past 600,000 BTC — now worth over $73 billion at current prices.
MicroStrategy: Doubling Down on Bitcoin
Bought 4,225 BTC last week for $472.5M → avg. price $111,827 per BTC
Current BTC holdings: 601,550 BTC, acquired for $42.87B (avg. cost $71,268)
Market value now: $73.21B
Funded by selling:
797,000 common shares
1.18M preferred shares (July 7–13)
Stock jumped +3.78% to $451.02 (near 8-month high)
Crypto-Linked Stocks Rally Too
Bitcoin is up +11.1% in a week, nearing another record close during what’s being called “Crypto Week” in Congress.
Other stocks riding the BTC wave:
Genius Group (GNS)
Bought 32 BTC on July 12 → now holds 180 BTC (avg. $105,568)
Shares surged in the morning but closed down 0.6%
Raised BTC treasury goal to 10,000 BTC (up from 1,000)
GameStop (GME)
Up +1.6% Monday (3-day win streak)
Owns BTC, approved treasury policy update in March
CEO Ryan Cohen’s ties to Michael Saylor (MSTR) reinforce direction
Plans to raise $2.25B in debt — possibly for more BTC buys
Robinhood (HOOD) +1.7%
Coinbase (COIN) +1.8%
Both seen as beneficiaries of rising crypto sentiment and potential pro-crypto policies from a Trump-led administration
Investor Takeaway
MSTR remains a high-leverage Bitcoin proxy — stock up +55% YTD, outpacing BTC’s +28.5% rise.
Bitcoin momentum is pulling other stocks up — especially those adding BTC to balance sheets or facilitating crypto access.
As long as Bitcoin climbs, watch MSTR, COIN, HOOD, GME, and GNS — but remember: volatility cuts both ways.
Keep an eye on:
Crypto legislation developments
BTC price action
Treasury moves from other firms joining the Bitcoin trend
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