The company’s dashboard summarized its bitcoin-linked financials, showing MSTR at $171.02, down 0.84%, and bitcoin per share at 213,597 sats. Market cap reached $59,685 million, with enterprise value at $79,177 million and trading volume at $2,395 million. It also listed 65% implied volatility, up to 72% over 30 days, and $47,830 million in open interest. Bitcoin reserves stood at $63,552 million, with BTC priced at $77,972, while USD reserves were $2,250 million and debt totaled $8,254 million. Net leverage was 9%, with $1,489 million in dividends, $13,540 million in preferred stock, 34% amplification, and coverage metrics of 42.7 years in BTC and 18.1 months in USD.
This latest update followed Saylor’s April 19 orange-dot chart posting, which carried the message, “Think Even Bigger.” The next day, Strategy announced it had acquired 34,164 BTC for about $2.54 billion at roughly $74,395 per bitcoin, lifting total holdings to 815,061 BTC acquired for about $61.56 billion at roughly $75,527 per bitcoin.