Strategy (NASDAQ: MSTR / STRC), the biggest Bitcoin business holder (BTC), published its financial results for the second quarter of 2025, which ended on June 30. During the second quarter, the strategy raised more than $ 10 billion through ATM programs and stock exchange.
Consequently, the strategy increased its Bitcoin operations to 628,791 pieces, which represents almost 3% of the total BTCS traffic supply. The company’s operating profit for the second quarter was around 14.03 billion dollars, which represents a overvoltage of 7,106% in annual sliding (Yoy).
The company made a gross profit of $ 78.7 million, which mainly came from subscription services and product licenses.
“STRC extends our capital market platform with an instrument designed to balance stability and performance, and it reflects our commitment to develop innovative financial products that extend the scope of the Bitcoin economy,” noted Michael Saylor, executive president of Strategy.
The strategy remains attached to the long -term success of Bitcoin
According to a Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) file dated July 31, the strategy has concluded a sales agreement with several financial institutions to sell its shares and increase up to $ 4.2 billion. The company plans to pay a commission of 2% of the total funds collected to financial institutions selling its shares and to use the rest of the capital to buy more bitcoins.
Earlier this week, the strategy closed an IPO of $ 2.52 billion for Strc, buying 21,021 BTC. Consequently, the strategy has reached a BTC yield of 25% YTD.
Market impact
The palpable success rate recorded by the strategy with its Bitcoin plan has convinced other companies to follow the same path. According to the overall analysis of BitcoinTheries market data, 285 entities hold around 3.64 bitcoins in respective treasury bills.
Consequently, the price of Bitcoin is well positioned to rally exponentially in the months and years to come, fed by the VS -shock supply. In addition, the United States has directed other nations in the implementation of clear cryptography regulations.
