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Strategy (NASDAQ: MSTR/STRC), the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin (BTC), has released its financial results for the second quarter of 2025, which ended on June 30. During the second quarter, Strategy raised more than $10 billion through ATM programs and IPOs.
As a result, Strategy increased its Bitcoin holdings to 628,791 coins, which is nearly 3 percent of BTCs total circulating supply. The company’s operating income for the second quarter was about $14.03 billion, which represents a 7,106 percent surge year-over-year (YoY).
The company achieved a gross profit of $78.7 million, which mostly came from the subscription services and product licenses.
“STRC expands our capital markets platform with an instrument engineered to balance stability and yield, and it reflects our commitment to developing innovative financial products that extend the reach of the Bitcoin economy,” Michael Saylor, Executive Chairman at Strategy, noted.
Strategy Remains Committed to Bitcoin’s Long-term Success
According to a Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filing dated July 31, Strategy entered into a sales agreement with several financial institutions to sell its shares and raise up to $4.2 billion. The company plans to pay a commission of 2 percent of the total raised funds to the financial institutions selling its shares, and use the rest of the capital to purchase more Bitcoins.
Earlier this week, Strategy closed a $2.52 billion IPO for STRC, thus purchasing 21,021 BTCs. As a result, Strategy achieved a BTC Yield of 25 percent YTD.
Market Impact
The palpable success rate recorded by Strategy with its Bitcoin plan has convinced other corporations to follow the same path. According to aggregate market data analysis from BitcoinTreasuries, 285 entities hold about 3.64 Bitcoins in the respective treasuries.
As a result, Bitcoin price is well-positioned to rally exponentially in the coming months and years, fueled by the supply vs demand shock. Moreover, the U.S. has led other nations in implementing clear crypto regulations.
