MicroStrategy Incorporated ("Strategy") filed an 8-K to disclose two core operational updates covering the period 16-22 June 2025:
1. At-the-Market (ATM) equity programs. The company operates three open-ended ATM facilities with a combined size of US$44.1 billion. During the seven-day window, Strategy sold 166,566 shares of its 8.00 % Series A Strike preferred (STRK) and 84,354 shares of its 10.00 % Series A Strife preferred (STRF). These sales generated US$26.1 million in net cash after commissions. No Class A common shares (MSTR) were issued in the period, leaving US$18.63 billion of the US$21 billion common ATM still available. The STRK facility retains US$20.55 billion of remaining capacity while the STRF facility shows US$1.97 billion.
2. Bitcoin treasury strategy. Using a portion of the preferred stock proceeds, Strategy purchased an additional 245 bitcoin for an aggregate US$26.0 million at an average price of US$105,856 per coin (inclusive of fees). Cumulative holdings reached 592,345 bitcoin, acquired for US$41.87 billion at an average cost basis of US$70,681.
Additional disclosures. • The firm reminded investors that its website dashboard (www.strategy.com) serves as a Regulation FD channel for real-time updates on security prices, bitcoin activity, and key operating metrics. • All Item 7.01 information is furnished, not filed, and therefore not subject to Section 18 liability nor automatically incorporated into other SEC filings.
Key investor takeaways:
- Strategy continues to finance bitcoin purchases primarily through high-yield perpetual preferred stock, limiting immediate common share dilution.
- Net ATM proceeds this period were modest relative to the program’s multibillion-dollar capacity, indicating flexibility for future raises.
- The 8 % and 10 % dividend rates on preferred issuances create a fixed cash obligation that grows with additional issuance.
- Average bitcoin cost basis (US$70,681) remains materially below the week’s purchase price (US$105,856), illustrating the rising cost of incremental accumulation.