Strategy continued its Bitcoin accumulation strategy by acquiring $101.3 million in 1,550 coins between June 1 and 7. The average purchase price was $65,332 per coin, and the transaction was financed by the sale of 1.4 million MSTR shares under the ATM program. The company currently has 845,256 BTC on its balance sheet, with a total value of around $53.5 billion, which is more than 4% of Bitcoin’s total emissions. At an average entry price of $75,680, the unrealized portfolio loss is estimated to be around $10.5 billion.

In parallel, another major corporate player has stepped up: BitMine Immersion Technologies increased its holdings of Ethereum to 5.54 million coins, strengthening the position of the largest institutional holder second in cryptocurrency capitalization. The company’s total assets, including cryptocurrencies, portfolio shares and cash, reached $9.6 billion. About 4.7 million ETH is invested in steakmaking with an expected annual return of $270 million.

The weekly dynamics show a contrasting approach: if Strategy alternates purchases with point sales to service financial obligations, BitMine bets on aggressive accumulation of Ethereum. Analysts note that both companies, despite different assets, share a strategy of long-term crypto holding as the foundation of corporate treasury. Previously, Grayscale called Strategy’s long-time Bitcoin offering a "stress test" of its financial model - but subsequent purchases may indicate continued adherence to the original rate.