Adam Livingston, vice president of investments at Strive, said Strategy’s Bitcoin holdings could be worth about $161.8 billion under a scenario tied to both gold and the BTC-gold ratio. He said that if gold rises 15% to $4,760 per ounce and the BTC-gold ratio climbs from roughly 20.4 ounces to its historical high of about 40.1 ounces seen in December 2024, Bitcoin would be priced at around $190,858. Based on that estimate, Strategy’s current holdings of 847,666 BTC would carry a market value of about $161.8 billion. Livingston also cited Strategy’s cumulative acquisition cost at about $63.95 billion and its average purchase price at about $75,437 per BTC. On that basis, the company’s paper gain would be about $98 billion. The report was cited by Bitcoin.com News and carried by Odaily.
Odaily reported that Adam Livingston, vice president of investments at Strive, said Strategy’s Bitcoin holdings could be worth about $161.8 billion if gold rises 15% to $4,760 per ounce and the BTC-gold ratio rebounds from roughly 20.4 ounces to its historical high of about 40.1 ounces recorded in December 2024.
Under that scenario, Bitcoin would be priced at about $190,858. Based on that estimate, Strategy’s current holdings of 847,666 BTC would be valued at about $161.8 billion.
Livingston said the company’s cumulative cost basis is about $63.95 billion, with an average purchase price of about $75,437 per BTC. That would imply a paper gain of about $98 billion. The report cited Bitcoin.com News as the source.
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