Largest Corporate Bitcoin Holder
Ended 2025 with 713,502 Bitcoin on the balance sheet (~3.4% of all Bitcoin that will ever exist), continuing quarterly accumulation and reinforcing position as the world’s largest corporate Bitcoin holder.
Significant Capital Raises and Capital Structure Diversification
Raised over $25 billion of total capital during 2025 (and an additional $3.9 billion year-to-date 2026 within one month), added $6.9 billion of preferred equity through five IPOs, and increased total equity to $51.1 billion from $22.8 billion year-over-year.
Marked-to-Market Accounting and Transparency
Adopted fair value accounting for Bitcoin in 2025, marking Bitcoin holdings to market each quarter to provide greater investor transparency.
Favorable Tax and Index Outcomes
Treasury/IRS guidance confirmed unrealized Bitcoin gains are not subject to additional corporate alternative minimum tax; MSCI decided not to exclude digital asset treasury companies from its global indices.
First Credit Rating for a Bitcoin Treasury Company
Received an S&P issuer credit rating (B- with stable outlook), establishing a public credit profile and supporting institutional recognition and access to broader investor audiences.
U.S. Dollar Cash Reserve Established
Established a $2.25 billion USD cash reserve in Q4 that provides over 2.5 years (≈30 months) of dividend/interest coverage versus $888 million of annual interest and dividend obligations (35M interest on converts; ~713M cumulative preferreds; ~140M noncumulative preferreds).
Strong Bitcoin Accumulation and BTC KPI Performance
Added ~225,000 Bitcoin in 2025 (incl. 32,470 BTC in Q4 for ~$3.1 billion); delivered a BTC yield of 22.8% for the year (target range 22%–26%), total BTC gain of 101,873 BTC and BTC dollar gain of $8.9 billion (beat the lower end of KPI ranges).
Balance Sheet Growth in Digital Assets and Capital
Digital assets rose from $23.9 billion (end-2024) to $58.9 billion (end-2025) driven by fair-value increases and 2025 additions; long-term debt reported at $8.2 billion and common equity rose to $44.2 billion through ATM activity.
Launch and Early Success of 'Stretch' Digital Credit Instrument
Stretch: listed, paying an 11.25% dividend (tax-equivalent ~18%), reported ~7% volatility (recently down to ~6%), strong liquidity (example: ~$118M/day average traded over last 30 days noted), over-collateralized (~5.6x after senior instruments) and positioned as flagship digital credit product.
Software Business Stabilization and Cloud Growth
Software revenue recovered to $477 million annual revenue in 2025 with overall revenue growth of 3% year-over-year and cloud revenue up 65% YoY, demonstrating execution in the legacy operating business.