On July 4, market data from HTX showed Bitcoin rising back above the $62,000 level, last quoted at $62,084. As BTC recovered, Strategy’s unrealized loss on its Bitcoin holdings narrowed to 17.93%, or roughly $11.5 billion. As of June 29, the company held a cumulative 847,363 BTC with a total cost basis of $64.1 billion and an average purchase price of $75,651 per coin. The latest figures highlight how sensitive Strategy’s mark-to-market position remains to short-term Bitcoin price movements. Although the rebound has reduced the scale of paper losses, the current BTC price is still well below the company’s average acquisition cost. Source data cited by BlockBeats indicates that changes in Bitcoin spot pricing continue to materially affect the company’s unrealized PnL profile.
Market update
According to BlockBeats on July 4, citing HTX market data, Bitcoin moved back above the $62,000 level and was last quoted at $62,084. The price recovery led to a visible improvement in Strategy’s mark-to-market position on its Bitcoin holdings, reducing the scale of its unrealized losses compared with lower price levels seen previously.
Strategy’s holdings and unrealized loss
Based on the latest quoted BTC price, Strategy’s unrealized loss on its Bitcoin position narrowed to about 17.93%, equivalent to roughly $11.5 billion. As of June 29, Strategy held a total of 847,363 BTC. Its aggregate acquisition cost stood at $64.1 billion, with an average purchase price of $75,651 per Bitcoin. These figures show that while Bitcoin’s rebound has eased the company’s paper loss, the current market price remains significantly below Strategy’s average cost basis, leaving the position still deeply underwater on an unrealized basis.
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