As of October 29, a recent report from Mstr-Tracker reveals the striking disparity between MicroStrategy’s market capitalization, currently at $51.74 billion, and the net asset value (NAV) of its Bitcoin holdings. With a stock price of $255.34, MicroStrategy’s shares now trade at a ratio of 3.007 times their Bitcoin NAV, which is valued at approximately $17.9 billion. The company maintains an impressive portfolio of 252,220 BTC, acquired at a total cost of around $9.9 billion.
The remarkable surge in MicroStrategy’s stock reflects a bullish market sentiment toward Bitcoin, evidenced by a significant increase in its net asset value ratio from 1.21 to 3.007 since early September. Analysts estimate MicroStrategy’s core business value lies between $1.5 billion and $2.5 billion, indicating a steep 175.08% premium on its Bitcoin assets. This suggests that investors are betting on a Bitcoin price increase to approximately $195,000.
However, concerns linger regarding MicroStrategy’s substantial Bitcoin holdings and high debt levels, prompting speculation about potential liquidation pressures. Nevertheless, founder Michael Saylor has reiterated that the firm has no plans to divest its Bitcoin assets, reinforcing confidence among stakeholders in the company’s long-term strategy.