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Michael Saylor’s Strategy slowed Bitcoin buying last week as BTC neared $100,000, while Semler Scientific ramped up its crypto investments.

Strategy co-founder Michael Saylor posted the Bitcoin chart signaling an impending Bitcoin purchase by the company the following day.

Strategy missed Wall Street estimates on its top and bottom line for the first quarter of 2025, but reported it made a yield of 13.7% on its vast Bitcoin holdings.

Bitcoin is becoming a yield-generating asset class for institutions using DeFi strategies like staking, lending and Sharia-compliant tools.

The crypto industry will closely watch Strategy’s May 1 earnings call, as a “huge capital raise” is anticipated.

The ETF will track Bitcoin acquisition companies and firms with a corporate BTC treasury strategy, including several mining operations.

Richard Byworth says that a firm like Strategy isn’t concerned with how high Bitcoin’s price goes; its focus is solely on the multiple of its net asset value.

Bitcoin price upside depends on liquidity support and clear decoupling from equities.

The company's Bitcoin holdings are worth more than $50 billion following its latest purchase, with 553,555 BTC on its books.

The company's rapid accumulation of Bitcoin is acting as a reliable constraint on newly mined supply, argues author Adam Livingston.

Saylor’s hint comes a week after Strategy announced its latest $555 million Bitcoin investment.

DeFi Development Corp is seeking to raise more capital for its Solana treasury and operational expenses.

The healthcare company increased its Bitcoin yield by 23.5% year-to-date, indicating a higher ratio of BTC per outstanding share.

Bitcoin adoption may accelerate after the US Federal Reserve eased restrictions on banks engaging in crypto activities, opening the door for institutional participation.

BTC reserves on cryptocurrency exchanges have fallen to the lowest level since November 2018.