Strategy formerly MicroStrategy has reached a breakeven zone on its huge Bitcoin position as its average buy price of about $75577 per coin is now almost equal to current trading levels near $75500 to $75800. The company holds 780897 BTC valued at roughly 59 billion dollars and remains the largest corporate Bitcoin holder, controlling about 3.7% of the total supply. Under Michael Saylor, the firm built this position through heavy debt and equity financing while continuing consistent accumulation through market ups and downs.
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