Michael Saylor said Strategy has generated 17,585 BTC in Bitcoin Gain during the first two weeks of April, with the amount valued at about $1.309 billion based on the company’s dashboard figures. In a post on X, Saylor described BTC Gain as the closest analog to net income under what he called the Bitcoin Standard. The update offered a new snapshot of Strategy’s Bitcoin-linked performance as the company continued to expand its position in the asset. The dashboard shared alongside the update showed a Bitcoin price of $74,431, total holdings of 780,897 BTC, and a BTC reserve value of $58.123 billion. It also listed BTC Yield at 2.3% quarter to date, 5.6% year to date, and 22.8% for 2025. The same data showed BTC Gain at 37,339 BTC year to date and 101,873 BTC for 2025, with corresponding dollar gains of $2.779 billion year to date and $8.915 billion for the year. Strategy has used BTC Gain and BTC Yield as core measures in its reporting around Bitcoin treasury performance. Saylor’s latest statement focused on the quarter-to-date figure, which covers the first part of April and placed the company’s BTC Gain at 17,585 BTC. The value estimate of about $1.3 billion matched the dashboard’s BTC dollar gain quarter-to-date figure of $1,309 million. Strategy Reports April BTC Gain as Bitcoin Holds Above $74,000 The update came as Bitcoin traded above $74,000 after recovering from earlier weakness. Based on the figures cited by Strategy, the company’s 780,897 BTC reserve was valued near $58.1 billion at the time of the dashboard reading. Official records referenced in recent market coverage said the company acquired its holdings at an average price of $75,577 per BTC. That average cost has kept attention on whether Bitcoin can remain near or above current levels. As the market moved closer to Strategy’s average acquisition price, the company’s treasury position drew fresh interest from traders following both Bitcoin price recovery and Strategy’s capital-raising activity. Saylor also posted on X, “Millions of possibilities. One solution. $BTC,” as Bitcoin regained ground. STRC ATM Liquidity Fuels Market Focus on Another Purchase Separate from the BTC Gain figures, market trackers said Strategy’s Stretch STRC ATM facility attracted more than $1.76 billion in liquidity during the current week. According to data cited from Bitcoin Quant’s STRC ATM tracker, that amount could be enough to fund the purchase of about 23,934 BTC if fully used for Bitcoin acquisitions. If that estimate is realized, Strategy’s total holdings would rise to about 804,831 BTC. No official filing had confirmed such a purchase at the time referenced in the reports. The estimate was based on liquidity tracking rather than a company disclosure. On Tuesday after the market close, Saylor said STRC had generated more than $1.56 billion in liquidity and closed at par at $100, after earlier bringing in another $278 million on Monday. Concurrently, earlier this month, Strategy disclosed the purchase of 13,927 BTC for nearly $1 billion at an average price of $71,902 per coin. That transaction added to a series of April acquisitions after the company paused buying activity during the final week of March. As we reported, Strategy has bought more than $1.3 billion worth of Bitcoin this month through STRC-related funding. Strategy’s stock also moved higher alongside the latest developments. MSTR rose 1.28% to $139.17 in pre-market trading on Wednesday after gaining 3.82% to close at $137.41 on Tuesday.
