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Strategists Continue to Embrace Bitcoin Acquisition Schemes

Analysts at Benchmark and Bernstein maintain buy recommendations and propose high valuations for Bitcoin storage company Strategy (MSTR).

Bitcoin Bet: Strategy's Potential Profit Spree

Strategists Continue to Embrace Bitcoin Acquisition Schemes

Strategy, previously known as MicroStrategy, confidence remains sky-high despite a Q1 per-share drop of $16.49. Investment firms like Bernstein and Benchmark insist on their buy ratings and encouragingly high price targets for this crypto-centric company.

The analysts praise Strategy for its commitment to piling on Bitcoin, shifting its focus from software development about five years back. As more firms race to emulate this strategy, only Strategy serves as a reminder of the company's first-mover advantage. To date, Strategy owns approximately 554,000 BTC, currently valued at approximately $53 billion, bought at an average of $68,459 apiece.

In late October, Strategy declared its plans to purchase a whopping $42 billion in Bitcoin via two methods: stock and fixed income vehicles. By filling up the remaining $14.7 billion of the initial plan, Strategy will complete 65% of its ambitious $84 billion goal by 2027.

As Strategy's share value closed up 3.3% on Friday at $394.37, analysts like Mark Palmer from Benchmark and Lance Vitanza from TD Cowen have set their sights on $650 and $550 price targets, respectively. If Bitcoin surges in 2025, Strategy could see shares climbing to $1,200 to $1,600. This potential growth is far higher than Bitcoin's current trading value.

Analysts consider Strategy a high-risk, high-reward investment, given its reliance on Bitcoin and volatile market conditions. However, they also recognize the company's strategic acquisition and financial management skills as key factors in its potential success.

Although Strategy's Q1 financials showed significant losses due to the plunge of Bitcoin's price, analysts remain positive about the company's long-term prospects. With an aggressive expansion plan in place, Strategy is betting big on Bitcoin and hopes to reap massive profits from its Bitcoin holdings.

  1. Despite a Q1 per-share drop, MicroStrategy, now known as Strategy, has maintained high confidence, with firms like Bernstein and Benchmark maintaining buy ratings and setting high price targets.
  2. Strategy's commitment to investing in Bitcoin is praised by analysts, having shifted its focus from software development around five years ago.
  3. With approximately 554,000 BTC worth around $53 billion, Strategy serves as a reminder of its first-mover advantage in the crypto ecosystem.
  4. In October, Strategy announced plans to invest $42 billion in Bitcoin through stock and fixed income vehicles, aiming to complete 65% of its $84 billion goal by 2027.
  5. Analysts like Mark Palmer from Benchmark and Lance Vitanza from TD Cowen have set price targets for Strategy at $650 and $550 respectively, but if Bitcoin surges in 2025, shares could reach $1,200 to $1,600.
  6. Given Strategy's reliance on Bitcoin and volatile market conditions, analysts consider it a high-risk, high-reward investment, but also acknowledge its strategic acquisition and financial management skills.
  7. Although Strategy showed significant losses in Q1 due to Bitcoin's price drop, analysts remain optimistic about its long-term prospects, as the company continues to bet big on Bitcoin and digital assets like Ethereum (ETH) and Bitcoin (BTC).
Analysts from Benchmark and Bernstein maintain bullish outlook on digital currency behemoth Strategy (MSTR), reinforcing buy recommendations and establishing substantial price targets.

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