Saylor’s Big Bitcoin Play: Robinhood In, Strategy Out
On Monday, Michael Saylor’s Strategy Inc. declared that it had paid $217.4 million for 1,955 Bitcoin. Days after the company was passed up for inclusion in the S&P 500, the acquisition was made at an average price of $111,196 per Bitcoin. Strategy was replaced by Robinhood, and during Friday’s after-hours trading, Strategy’s stock dropped about 3% while Robinhood’s rose 7%. In its most recent research, QCP Capital pointed out that Bitcoin has shown tenacity by holding steady at $110,000 even after Strategy was left out of the S&P 500.
25.8% YTD Yield Boosts Investor Confidence
As per its Form 8-K filing, Strategy‘s most recent acquisition has furnished stockholders with a Bitcoin Yield of 25.8% YTD 2025. The transaction was financed by the company’s at-the-market offering programs, which generated $200.5 million in net revenues from the sale of 591,606 common shares. In addition, it raised an extra $16.9 million between September 2 and September 7 through the selling of preferred stock.
Saylor Reinforces Bitcoin Legacy with Strategic Corporate Accumulation
According to analysts, Strategy’s aggressive approach to Bitcoin accumulation demonstrates its long-term belief in digital assets, even in the face of temporary market losses. Although losing out on membership in the S&P 500 was a setback, the company’s ability to turn equity sales into exposure to cryptocurrency is viewed as a brave move to fortify its balance sheet. With Bitcoin holdings surpassing $110,000 and institutional interest continuously increasing, investors think Strategy may be putting itself in a position to outperform the next possible bull cycle, further solidifying Michael Saylor’s standing as one of the most ardent corporate proponents of Bitcoin.
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