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SEC filings show Strategy’s digital assets valued at $64.36 billion

SEC filings show Strategy’s digital assets valued at $64.36 billion

2025/07/07 14:28
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According to a report by Jinse Finance, SEC filings in the United States show that as of June 30, the value of MicroStrategy's (MSTR.O) digital assets stood at $6.436 billion. During the quarter ending June 30, the company recorded $1.405 billion in unrealized gains on its digital assets.

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