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- Yung Goonie
- May 6
- 2 min read
âStrategy Stock Slips After Mixed Q1 as Bitcoin Losses Weigh on Resultsâ đ¨đ¨đ¨
Shares of Strategy moved lower in after-hours trading following a mixed first-quarter report, where the firm beat on revenue but missed earnings expectations.
The companyâwidely known as the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin with over 818,000 BTCâreported $124.3 million in revenue from its legacy software business, topping analyst estimates of $121 million. However, investor focus remained firmly on its massive crypto exposure.
Strategy disclosed a staggering $14.46 billion unrealized loss on its bitcoin holdings during the quarter, a sharp increase from the $5.91 billion loss recorded in the same period last year. The losses come as bitcoin experienced a pullback over the past three months, pressuring the firmâs balance sheet.
Despite this, the company highlighted positive long-term metrics, including a 9.4% bitcoin yield and a $4.97 billion bitcoin gain year-to-date in 2026. Strategyâs average purchase price sits at $75,537 per coin, underscoring its continued conviction in the asset.
In a rare move, the company paused bitcoin purchases this weekâonly the second break in 2026âthough its aggressive accumulation strategy remains intact. Backed by proceeds from its preferred equity instrument, STRC, the firm has continued to scale its holdings, including a massive April buy of over 34,000 BTC worth $2.54 billion.
The STRC program has raised $5.58 billion so far this year, marking a 189% increase and enabling continued acquisitions despite market volatility.
Analysts at TD Cowen recently reiterated a bullish outlook on Strategy, maintaining a âbuyâ rating and a $385 price target. They cited the companyâs innovative financing approach as a key differentiator driving long-term shareholder value.
While short-term volatility tied to bitcoin prices continues to impact earnings, Strategy remains one of the marketâs most leveraged bets on the future of digital assets.
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