Michael Saylor has released data highlighting their success against Bitcoin and major tech stocks. As shown by data on May 24, 2025, on his X account, the company has made strong returns over three months and a year.
The three-month snapshot reports that Strategy delivered a 31 percent return, finishing as the top performer. Bitcoin increased by 19 percent, just behind gold at 14 percent and Microsoft at 11 percent.
Meanwhile, Tesla and Nvidia each saw their shares go up only a little by 3 percent and 1 percent, respectively. Apple posted the most significant drop among the group, with sales falling by 21 percent during that period.
Even better, the one-year numbers showed Strategy’s value increasing by 139 %. After Tesla climbed 95 percent, Bitcoin was next with a 58 percent increase, and gold came in at 44 percent. Meta recorded a 35 percent increase, Nvidia went up by 26 percent, and Google fell by 3 percent.

Strategy’s BTC Holdings Drive Stock Movement
Strategy’s stock price often moves up or down along with Bitcoin, mainly because it has many digital assets. On May 24, 2025, the company owned about 576,230 BTC, making it the largest Bitcoin holder among public companies anywhere.
The company holds so much Bitcoin that the price of MSTR often reflects Bitcoin’s ups and downs. The firm is increasing its involvement with this asset because it is using funds and debt to purchase BTC.
Due to these advantages, MSTR is a go-to choice for investors looking to own some indirect Bitcoin. The stock often becomes more volatile after movements in the BTC market, mainly during big deals or fast price changes.
Saylor Stresses Long-Term Perspective on Bitcoin Investments
Saylor believes buying Bitcoin at a higher price is still a firm decision if you are patient. He pointed out that a history review shows that most people who have held Bitcoin for a long time have succeeded in making money.
He said that fiat currencies could become less valuable as everything around us gets more expensive, so Bitcoin might be a better option. This belief keeps Strategy from replacing BTC in their treasury reserves.
Regarding market timing, Saylor encouraged people not to hold off until there are price drops. He reminded us that it’s better to stay invested regularly, not to guess when prices will drop.
Institutional Interest May Limit Bitcoin Access
Saylor added that increased demand from institutions might mean there is less Bitcoin available to individual buyers. He points out that the demand could rise swiftly once banks see BTC as an officially recognized financial asset.
He said in April that the possible full integration of Bitcoin into institutional systems may make it out of reach for most investors. Older companies in the financial sector indicate that they are gradually entering the crypto markets.
Increased action by large investors may cause prices to go higher and reduce what is available to the average investor. These early days may provide value to those taking part early on, much like it did before.
Conclusion
Recent results demonstrate that Strategy’s approach to buying Bitcoin is working well. Because more investors want to buy and the supply is low, both MSTR and Bitcoin might get extra interest from investors in the coming few quarters.