530,000 Bitcoins are not enough! MicroStrategy's Saylor buys another 3,459 coins, 50 million investors treat MSTR as a belief.

MicroStrategy Strategy (, originally named MicroStrategy), was founded by Michael Saylor. On April 21, he hinted on Twitter (X) that he would increase his investment in Bitcoin. He also pointed out that his company has attracted over 13,000 institutions and 814,000 retail investors directly holding MSTR stock. As of now, MicroStrategy has held over 530,000 Bitcoins, with a total market capitalization reaching 46.5 billion USD.

Currently holding 53 Bitcoins, with a market capitalization of 46.5 billion USD.

According to the latest data from SaylorTracker:

MicroStrategy holds a total of 531,644 Bitcoins, with unrealized profits of nearly 45.2 billion USD, bringing the total market capitalization to 46.5 billion USD.

The latest transaction on April 14 involved purchasing 3,459 Bitcoins at a price of $82,618 each, with a market capitalization exceeding $285 million.

Institutions and retail investors are entering the market simultaneously, with a total exposure number approaching 55 million.

Saylor also posted on Twitter (X) on April 21, stating that as of the first quarter of 2025 (Q1):

More than 13,000 institutions and 810,000 retail investors hold MicroStrategy (MSTR) shares.

It is estimated that up to 55 million investors hold MicroStrategy indirectly through ETFs, mutual funds, pension funds, and insurance assets, equivalent to indirectly participating in the Bitcoin market.

Saylor is quite proud that there are currently millions of buyers worldwide holding MSTR. Saylor has indirectly transitioned into Bitcoin through "issuing bonds and stocks."

Strategy is not simply to buy coins with cash, but to do so through:

Issuing corporate bonds and stocks to raise funds

Transfer traditional financial funds from the stock and bond market into Bitcoin.

In other words, as long as you hold MSTR stock, you can indirectly invest in Bitcoin without having to buy the coin yourself.

Being included in the Nasdaq 100, MSTR is more attractive to passive fund inflows.

In December 2024, MicroStrategy was included in the Nasdaq 100 Index.

After inclusion, many ETFs tracking the Nasdaq 100 automatically purchased MSTR, increasing the participation of traditional financial capital in the Bitcoin market.

At least 12 state government investment portfolios in the United States contain MSTR.

According to analyst Julian Fahrer, who pointed out on Twitter (X) in February this year, at least 12 state government pension or investment institutions in the United States hold Strategy stocks, including California, New Jersey, Texas, Utah, and so on.

Analyst Fahrer pointed out that 12 state governments in the United States are supporting the MSTR ETF funds, holding the confidence in the Bitcoin market.

According to Bloomberg analyst Eric Balchunas:

As of 4/17, the cumulative net inflow amount for Bitcoin ETFs is approximately 2.4 billion USD.

It can be paired with companies like Strategy to provide support and effectively reduce the selling pressure from short-term speculative funds.

Saylor attracts institutional funds to invest in Bitcoin, potentially becoming a catalyst for the next bull market.

In summary, MicroStrategy's operations have become the most notable "fund flow" model in the cryptocurrency space. The aim is to gradually introduce large institutional funds and characteristics such as "faith" into the limited supply Bitcoin market, driving the price of Bitcoin upward.

As for Saylor, who has a rich imagination about the future of Bitcoin, he is constantly hinting at signals like "prepare to buy coins" through social media to attract investment. It can be seen that holding 530,000 Bitcoins might be the key driver for the next bull market.

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