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Strategy's total crypto holdings surpass $70 billion, with company valuation currently at $122.1 billion

Strategy's total crypto holdings surpass $70 billion, with company valuation currently at $122.1 billion

星球日报星球日报2025/07/12 02:05
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Odaily Planet Daily News: According to data from BitcoinTreasuries.Net, based on a Bitcoin price of $117,692, Strategy has spent over $42 billion to accumulate Bitcoin, but is currently sitting on an unrealized profit of approximately $28 billion. Strategy now holds 597,325 Bitcoins, with a total holding value of about $70.3 billion.
Currently, Strategy's share price is reported at $434.58, with a market capitalization of $122.1 billion.

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