Strategy Hits $5.8B Profit in Q1 2025, Sets 25% Yield Goal After Adding 301K BTC
- Strategy added 301,335 BTC in Q1 2025 through a $21 billion equity sale, bringing its total holdings to 553,555 BTC.
- The company raised its BTC yield target from 15% to 25% after recording a 13.7% yield so far in 2025 and expects an $8 billion gain in Q2.
Strategy reported its Q1 2025 results, driven by its Bitcoin-focused investment approach. On the 28th of April, the firm had a total of 553,555 BTC, purchased for a total price of $37.9 billion, about $68,459 each.
The companys total Bitcoin holdings included the 301,335 BTC acquired through a record $21 billion at-the-market equity sale. On the 1st of May, the company reported an 11.0% BTC yield for Q1 and 13.7% so far this year. This led it to raise its yearly target from 15% to 25%. It also recorded that it made $5.8 billion in Bitcoin profit in 2025, passing half of its previous $10 billion goal, which is now set at $15 billion.
Strategys Bitcoin Metrics So Far 2025
Strategy, the worlds first and largest Bitcoin treasury company, as well as the largest independent, publicly traded business intelligence firm. It uses three internal indicators to track its Bitcoin approach: BTC Yield, BTC Gain, and BTC $ Gain. These tools are not the standard accounting measures but internal tools to show how capital deployment affects Bitcoin exposure per share.
The BTC yield measures the percentage increase in Bitcoin held compared to the diluted shares. On April 28, the companys year-to-date BTC yield was 13.7%, with 11% recorded in Q1. The BTC Gain shows how much Bitcoin the percentage increase equals. In the first quarter, it sits at 49,131 BTC and 61,497 BTC so far this year. BTC $ Gain then converts that figure into dollars, which would be about $5.8 billion if we use the Bitcoin price on April 28, which is $95,000.
The company also took a $5.9 billion unrealized loss after Bitcoin dropped to $82,445 at the end of the quarter. But as the price rose to around $97,300, Strategy expects an $8 billion gain in Q2. By March 31, it held 528,185 BTC, bought for $35.6 billion, now worth $43.5 billion, with an average cost of $67,457 per coin.
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Text source: TronWeekly
