Michael Saylor's company, Strategy, bought 1,286 BTC for about $116.3 million, increasing its total holdings to 673,783 BTC. This purchase was funded by recent stock sales, and the company's total bitcoin acquisition cost is around $50.6 billion, with current holdings valued at approximately $63 billion.

Strategy has initiated a $2.1 billion at-the-market offering of its Series A Perpetual Strife Preferred Stock (STRF) to fund its ongoing acquisition of bitcoin. This move is part of a broader plan to raise a total of $84 billion for bitcoin purchases, reflecting a significant trend among corporations to build bitcoin treasuries. Analysts predict that such efforts could add $330 billion to bitcoin holdings over the next five years.

Strategy, a cryptocurrency investment firm, has acquired 7,390 Bitcoin, but is now facing a lawsuit linked to its recent purchase. The legal action raises questions about the firm's operations and the implications for its investors.

Metaplanet CEO Simon Gerovich defends the company's bitcoin treasury approach, emphasizing long-term value creation despite recent share price declines. He highlights the company's substantial bitcoin holdings and asserts confidence in their strategy to achieve significant corporate growth in the future.

Strategy's ambitious $84 billion Bitcoin expansion plan has garnered support from Wall Street analysts, including Benchmark and TD Cowen, who reiterated buy ratings due to the company's strong market position and aggressive targets. The plan aims for a 25% Bitcoin yield and $15 billion in gains by 2025, with the company having already raised $28.3 billion and targeting an additional $56.7 billion over the next 32 months. Despite recent volatility, Strategy remains confident in its long-term strategy and the positive impact of increasing Bitcoin adoption.

Strategy has acquired an additional 3,081 bitcoin for $356.9 million, increasing its total holdings to approximately 632,457 BTC, valued at over $70 billion. The purchase was financed through proceeds from its at-the-market programs, emphasizing the company's strategy of leveraging preferred stocks for bitcoin acquisitions.