MicroStrategy makes $23 billion in Bitcoin profits at all-time high of $110

• MicroStrategy accumulates 576 thousand BTC in unrealized profits
• Bitcoin surpasses US$ 110 thousand and renews historical record
• El Salvador also profits millions from BTC appreciation

Bitcoin’s recent rally has put MicroStrategy in the spotlight once again. The Michael Saylor-led company saw its unrealized profits surpass $23 billion after BTC hit an all-time high of $110.797 on Binance.

In total, the company holds 576.230 BTC acquired at an average price of $69.749, which represents about 2,8% of the cryptocurrency’s total supply. With this increase, the market value of MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin assets reached $63 billion, cementing the company’s position as the largest corporate holder of BTC in the world.

This jump in prices was driven by a combination of factors. Among them, progress in trade relations between the United States and China stands out, after President Donald Trump indicated a temporary truce on tariffs. The move opened a 90-day window for renegotiations, which encouraged markets and raised risk sentiment.

Furthermore, the continued inflow of institutional capital continues to heat up. Large companies such as Metaplanet and Twenty One Capital are following MicroStrategy's strategy, adopting Bitcoin as a long-term asset. The advance in cryptocurrency ETFs and a more lenient stance from regulators have also contributed to fueling optimism.

Governments that have invested in cryptocurrency are also reaping impressive results. El Salvador, which made Bitcoin legal tender in 2021, has accumulated unrealized profits of approximately $386 million. According to President Nayib Bukele, the country's portfolio is now worth $677 million.

They said, “Don't take screenshots, take profits” 🤷🏻‍♂️ https://t.co/dEKP5Y4qzc pic.twitter.com/2lx8sPWBSJ

- Nayib Bukele (@nayibbukele) May 22, 2025

Bitcoin’s new all-time high comes in the same week that “Bitcoin Pizza Day” is celebrated. On May 22, 2010, a programmer bought two pizzas for 10.000 BTC. Today, that value would be worth over $1 billion, illustrating the asset’s evolution over 15 years.

Growing corporate adoption and billion-dollar returns reinforce the narrative of Bitcoin as a store of value in institutional portfolios.