Strategy Raises $10B in 4 Months, Eyes $84B by 2027
Strategy, a leading Bitcoin-focused company, has made significant strides in its financial goals. In the first four months of 2025, it raised a staggering $10 billion, diversifying its capital stack. This move aligns with its ambitious '42/42 Plan', aiming to secure $84 billion in Bitcoin by 2027, positioning Strategy as a major player in Bitcoin treasury management.
Strategy's innovative approach includes tracking the 'MSTR Rate', a 103% annualized yield earned by selling at-the-money call options on MSTR. The company's Bitcoin holdings have grown steadily, now totalling 553,555 BTC, the largest amount held by any public company. This growth is a result of Strategy consistently adding to its Bitcoin position each quarter since August 2020.
To facilitate this growth, Strategy has introduced two new preferred instruments, Strike and Strife. These provide permanent capital with no refinancing risk, no collateral requirements, and no covenants. The company's '42/42 Plan' aims to raise $42 billion in equity and $42 billion in fixed income using Bitcoin by the end of 2027. Strategy has also proposed a new method for evaluating corporate credit instruments using Bitcoin as collateral.
In response to its success, Strategy has raised its internal targets for 2025. It now aims for a Bitcoin Yield of 25%, up from 15%, and a Bitcoin Dollar Gain of $15 billion, up from $10 billion. The company calculates and supports its premium to Bitcoin NAV (MNAV) through capital raised at a premium, high Bitcoin yield and torque, and the perceived durability and optionality of its capital structure.
Strategy's impressive fundraising efforts and innovative strategies have positioned it as a leader in the Bitcoin space. With its sights set on raising $84 billion in Bitcoin by 2027, the company is well on its way to achieving its goal of becoming a leading Bitcoin treasury firm.
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