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Michael Saylor’s Strategy Inc., loaded with Bitcoin, has brought its net assets to $ 7.37 billion, which caused conversations about the possible S&P 500 inclusion.
The co -founder and executive president of the strategy (previously Microstrategy), Michael Saylor, has appeared once again, this time to join the ranks of the richest people in the world.
His fortune has increased for $ 1 billion since the beginning of the year, ensuring a debut place in the Bloomberg Millionaire 500 index.
Classified in 491 position, Saylor’s net assets is now an estimated $ 7,37 billion, marking an increase of 15.8% in the year to date.
Bloomberg’s data reveal that around $ 650 million of their wealth are kept in cash, while the participation of the lion, approximately $ 6.72 billion, is linked to its participation in Microstrategy.
Saylor’s wealth break details
Most of Saylor’s wealth remains linked to the Inc. strategy, Bitcoin [BTC] Treasury company co -founded and became a corporate giant synonymous with cryptographic accumulation.
Bloomberg reports that the strategy has the largest Bitcoin driver that is quoted in the stock market, which grew from 580,000 tokens valued at approximately $ 60 billion in May 2025 to an amazing 629,376 BTC in August.
Saylor personally has approximately an 8% participation in the company, including 19.6 million class B shares and 382,000 class A shares, according to the Strategy 2025 Proxy presentation.
Although Saylor revealed to possess 17,732 BTC in an X position in October 2020, Bloomberg excludes these assets from its calculation of multimillionaire wealth because the independent verification of its current holdings is not available.
It reports cash reservations of approximately $ 650 million, mainly for selling more than $ 410 million in Microstrategy shares in 2024.
Bloomberg adjusts this income, together with dividends, for taxes and market fluctuations to estimate its latest net assets.
MSTR stock performance
Meanwhile, Mstr’s shares rose 2.53% in the last 24 hours to $ 335.87, although 16.45% fell during the last month, according to Google Finance.
To date, the action has won almost 12%, highlighting the volatility of a company whose balance depends largely on Bitcoin’s price movements.
In addition, unrealized gain of $ 14 billion of strategy has caused speculation about the potential inclusion of S&P 500, which could make passive funds buy almost $ 16 billion in shares.
Although the company complies with the key eligibility criteria, its Bitcoin dependence, fundraising swings and sector considerations leaves no guarantees.
Even so, with a market capitalization of $ 90 billion and an active trade, the strategy remains a strong contender, marking a potential milestone for Saylor and the main adoption of cryptography.
Should you learn from Saylor?
In contrast to the relentless accumulation of Saylor, Tesla approaches Bitcoin in a more cautious and opportunistic way.
The automobile manufacturer obtained the headlines in 2021 with its purchase of $ 1.5 billion and briefly accepted Bitcoin for payments, but then backed up on environmental concerns.
This reversal contaminated the markets and showed how corporate decisions can influence Bitcoin’s trajectory.
In mid -2022, Tesla sold approximately 75% of its holdings, ensuring almost $ 1 billion in liquidity.
Musk said the movement was aimed at strengthening cash reserves instead of leaving Bitcoin, highlighting the marked contrast between the unwavering conviction of Saylor and Musk’s pragmatic flexibility.
