Strategy (formerly micro strategy) and El Salvador showed huge paper profits from their bitcoin holdings after the flagship crypto rose to a new all time high above $ 124,000.
Bitcoin holdings of the strategy reach Ath
On August 13, strategy chairman Michael Saylor announced that the Bitcoin portfolio of the company had reached a record high of $ 77.2 billion.
This almost doubles $ 41.8 billion appreciation that was registered in 2024 and marks a stunning 40-fold increase compared to the $ 2.1 billion that the company invested when the BTC started collecting in 2020.
Facts From Saylor Tracker, the company shows that currently owns 628,946 BTC, which is worth around $ 76.52 billion at current market prices. The interests translate into paper profits of more than $ 30 billion, because the strategy had invested around $ 46 billion in the crypto at an average price of $ 73,301 per coin.
The Saylor accumulation strategy in particular was in the first skepticism of critics who questioned the risks of such a heavy exposure to a fleeting actively.
However, the BTC meeting has justified this approach and has placed a strategy at the world’s largest companies.
Building at the moment, the company is expanding its bitcoin-oriented offers. It has launched a series of BTC-supported financial instruments to attract extra investments and to continue to grow Bitcoin reserves.
El Salvador shows off profit
El Salvador also celebrates its own Bitcoin compassion in the middle of the current Stier Market situation.
On August 13, President Nayib Bukele shared facts Show that the importance of the nation has grown to $ 768.85 million from an initial investment of $ 300.5 million. This represents a profit of around $ 468.3 million, or 155.82%.
Over the years, the Central American country has been in favor of Bitcoin acceptance by carrying out daily purchases using a disciplined dollar cost-average approach.
According to Blockchain Analytics firm LookonchainAn investor who replicates the daily buying strategy of El Salvador would have yielded a return of 115%.
In the meantime, El Salvador is also pushing ahead with plans for a special Bitcoin bank to further integrate the top crypto into its broader financial system.
However, the country has had to deal with a considerable pushback from institutions such as the International Monetary Fund (IMF) about the approval of Bitcoin.
The IMF has consistently warned against further BTC purchases and recently suggested that some reported acquisitions can reflect internal wallet transfers instead of new Bitcoin purchases.
