MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin Treasury Reaches $65 Billion Despite Debt Reduction Move
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MicroStrategy continues strengthening its position as the largest corporate Bitcoin holder even as it shifts attention toward debt management. The company recently completed a $1.38 billion buyback of convertible notes originally issued to fund Bitcoin acquisitions, reducing its total outstanding convertible debt to $6.7 billion.The company’s treasury currently holds 843,738 BTC worth around $65 billion based on Bitcoin prices near $77,000. Earlier in May, MicroStrategy added nearly 25,000 BTC before pausing new purchases while completing the debt restructuring. The company funded those acquisitions using proceeds from preferred shares and equity offerings tied to its ongoing Bitcoin strategy.
The latest move signals a more balanced financial approach from MicroStrategy after years of aggressively leveraging debt to accumulate Bitcoin. While some analysts continue raising concerns about long-term leverage risks, supporters argue the company’s active liability management strengthens its ability to continue holding large Bitcoin reserves through future market cycles.
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That's a serious Bitcoin treasury.
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Long-term conviction in action.
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Balance sheet first, growth second.
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They're playing the long game.
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Risk management is part of the strategy.
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This is why institutions watch MSTR closely.
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Curious to see when they resume buying.
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Bitcoin remains the core of the plan.
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Less leverage can mean more flexibility.
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Still one of the boldest corporate Bitcoin strategies.
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Every move seems focused on long-term value.

