
Strategy increased its Bitcoin reserves to over 714,000 BTC while Bitmine boosted Ethereum holdings to 4.32 million ETH, signaling ongoing corporate accumulation amid volatile prices.
Strategy, formerly MicroStrategy, purchased 1,142 Bitcoin between February 2 and 8 for $90 million, averaging $78,815 per BTC, raising its total holdings to 714,644 BTC valued at about $49 billion. The company has invested $54.4 billion overall, with an average acquisition cost of $76,056 per BTC, and faces mounting paper losses as Bitcoin trades near $69,495. CEO Phong Le noted it would take a 90% drop in Bitcoin's price to match its BTC holdings’ value with its outstanding convertible debt. Bitmine Immersion Technologies, chaired by Tom Lee, disclosed total crypto, cash, and investment holdings of $10 billion, including 4,325,738 ETH (3.58% of supply) and 193 BTC. Bitmine acquired 40,613 ETH last week, has 2,897,459 ETH staked worth about $6.2 billion, and maintains substantial investments outside crypto. Both firms’ stocks saw gains despite the recent crypto market pullback.