Strategy Posts $2.8 Billion Profit in Q3 2025
Michael Saylor’s company, Strategy Inc., earned a $2.8 billion profit in the third quarter of 2025. Despite a decline in the company’s stock price, Saylor is pursuing new offshore funding. This funding will support ongoing Bitcoin (BTC) purchases.
According to Bloomberg, Strategy increased returns on its preferred shares. This aims to attract more investors and maintain capital inflows as demand cools.
Strategy remains the largest corporate Bitcoin holder. As of October 31, it owned 640,808 BTC valued at about $70.44 billion. The average purchase price was $74,032 per coin. So far this year, its Bitcoin has generated a 26% return, or roughly $12.9 billion in profit.
If Bitcoin reaches $150,000 by December, Strategy expects a 30% return and nearly $20 billion in gains.
Saylor Raises Yields to Attract Offshore Investors
Strategy raised yields on its preferred stock offerings: Strike, Strife, Stride, and Stretch. Yields now range from 8% to 12.5%, depending on investor risk. The variable-rate STRC dividend rose to 10.5% for November, up from 10.25% in October.
Saylor highlighted the attractiveness of these yields in today’s inflationary environment. He said, “Why chase pennies when you can get 350 basis points more?” He also noted the tax-efficient design allows investors to defer taxes up to ten years. This results in tax-equivalent yields between 16% and 20%.
Strategy expanded its Stretch offering to $2.52 billion by selling 28 million shares at $90 each. Dividends offer up to 10%, well above typical money market and Treasury yields of about 4%.
Continued Bitcoin Purchases Despite Stock Pressure
Strategy recently bought 390 BTC for $43 million, one of its largest recent buys. Smaller purchases of 196 BTC and 219 BTC also occurred earlier, signaling steady accumulation. Bitcoin’s price dropped 2% in 24 hours to $109,538, according to CoinMarketCap.
Strategy’s shares fell 7.55% to $254.57 on Thursday, then rebounded 7.78% after hours to $274.38, per Yahoo Finance.
Saylor remains bullish. He expects $24 billion in net income for 2025. “We’re seeing asset inflation accelerate across the board,” he said. “This isn’t a bubble; it’s the new reality of monetary expansion.”
He called Bitcoin the best hedge against inflation. “If your bond yields less than 15%, you’re destroying value,” he added. “Cash? You’re losing 15% a year in real terms.”
Saylor’s moves confirm his strong confidence in Bitcoin as Strategy’s preferred way to preserve and grow wealth amid inflation pressures.
