Here’s the breakdown:

MicroStrategy paid an average of $97,862 per bitcoin in this latest purchase. Since adopting its bitcoin strategy in 2020, the company has acquired its holdings for a cumulative $21.9 billion at an average price of $56,761 per BTC. As of publication, BTC is trading around $97,500. Saylor’s big buy-up failed to push BTC to $100K

This aggressive acquisition comes alongside other milestones for the company:

MicroStrategy recently broke into the top 100 U.S. publicly traded companies by market cap, briefly surpassing $100 billion in valuation. The Nasdaq 100 Index, set to announce its annual rebalancing results on Dec. 13, may soon include MicroStrategy.

The purchase follows MicroStrategy’s successful $3 billion convertible debt sale, completed last week. The debt, maturing in 2029, has a 0% coupon and a 55% conversion premium, translating to a share price of approximately $672.40. MSTR shares were up 3.3% in premarket trading at $436.

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Semler Scientific Joins the BTC Bandwagon

While MicroStrategy dominates the bitcoin accumulation narrative, Semler Scientific (SMLR) has also increased its BTC holdings, acquiring an additional 297 tokens. This brings Semler’s total to 1,570 BTC. The company simultaneously expanded its at-the-market (ATM) offering, raising the total to $100 million.

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Broker Optimism: A Bullish Outlook on MicroStrategy

MicroStrategy’s bitcoin-centric strategy continues to draw enthusiasm from analysts.

Bernstein raised its price target for MSTR shares to $600 from $290, reiterating an “outperform” rating. Canaccord followed suit, upping its target to $510 from $300 and maintaining a “buy” rating.

Bernstein analysts predict that MicroStrategy could own 4% of the world’s bitcoin supply by 2033, compared to its current 1.7%. The firm expects a “structural bull market” for Bitcoin, driven by institutional adoption, favorable macroeconomic conditions, and regulatory support in the U.S.

Canaccord analysts highlighted that traditional earnings metrics no longer apply to MicroStrategy, given its transformation into a Bitcoin-first company. Instead, they emphasized “dollarized BTC accretion per share” as the primary valuation metric.

With its aggressive buying spree, innovative financing, and a clear focus on Bitcoin, MicroStrategy is positioning itself as a significant force in the cryptocurrency market. The next chapter may unfold in December, with the potential inclusion in the Nasdaq 100 Index—a move that could further cement its status as the premier bitcoin magnet for global capital.