MicroStrategy just announced a $14.05 billion yield on its digital asset holdings in the second quarter of 2025. This major boost came from the rising price of Bitcoin, which is currently trading at $108,0983.
After subtracting deferred tax expenses, the company made around $10 billion in net income for the quarter. During the same quarter, the company also raised $6.8 billion through sales of common stock and several types of preferred shares.
This puts it in a strong position to qualify for the S&P 500, one of the most important stock market indexes in the United States. Analysts believe MicroStrategy now checks all the boxes needed to join the prestigious index.
According to the latest filing, MicroStrategy still has more than $40 billion in available capacity across fundraising programs, giving the corporate digital asset giant more flexibility to continue accumulating Bitcoin.
A New Role for Bitcoin on the Balance Sheet
As of the end of June, MicroStrategy held 597,325 bitcoins. These were bought at an average price of $70,982 and are now worth over $64 billion on the balance sheet. The company said it had not made new purchases between June 30 and July 6, but it still has funding available from its preferred stock programs if it chooses to make more acquisitions.
This strong quarter highlights how closely MicroStrategy’s value is now linked to Bitcoin’s performance. On a year-to-date basis, Bitcoin gained 40% in value, which also helped significantly raise the overall worth of MicroStrategy’s reserves.
With CEO Michael Saylor continuing to support Bitcoin as a key part of the company’s strategy, this earnings report could mark a turning point for how public companies use digital assets.
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