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Strategy Hits $21B in 2025 Funding, Accelerating Corporate Bitcoin Accumulation
Strategy has kicked off 2025 with an aggressive fundraising streak, securing $21 billion year-to-date as the company accelerates its mission to expand its Bitcoin holdings and deepen engagement with institutional investors. The update was shared in a newly released company statement containing detailed funding breakdowns.
A New Capital Structure for 2025
The company’s 2025 capital raise marks a notable shift from its 2024 structure. Last year, Strategy generated $22.6 billion, primarily through $16.3 billion in common equity and $6.2 billion in convertible debt.
But 2025 tells a different story.
According to the latest figures, Strategy has raised $20.8 billion through a diversified mix:
- $11.9B in common equity
- $6.9B in preferred equity
- $2.0B in convertible debt
The addition of preferred equity is particularly significant, as the company did not deploy this funding source at scale in 2024. The shift indicates a strategic evolution toward broader capital-market instruments aimed at strengthening liquidity and supporting ongoing Bitcoin accumulation.
Breakdown of Structured Funding Offerings
Strategy’s capital raise includes multiple structured security offerings totaling several billion dollars:
- $1.18B in STRF
- $2.68B in STRC
- $0.71B in STRE
- $1.25B in STRK
- $1.07B in STRD
These instruments have helped attract growing institutional participation, reinforcing Strategy’s position as a major corporate Bitcoin accumulator.
A Record Pace Toward Year-End
Despite the shorter timeframe, Strategy’s 2025 fundraising pace is already nearing its full-year 2024 total. If momentum continues, the company could surpass last year’s record by the end of 2025.
Strategy is widely recognized as one of the largest corporate holders of Bitcoin (BTC) globally. Chairman Michael Saylor has repeatedly framed Bitcoin as a treasury reserve asset, a philosophy that continues to shape the company’s capital-raising and investment strategy.
With preferred equity now part of its financial arsenal and institutions increasing their engagement, Strategy’s latest moves signal a strengthened commitment to long-term Bitcoin accumulation and capital-market innovation.
