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What Saylor’s New $2B BTC Plan Means for Bitcoin Pepe (BPEP)

Hyomi Song
Hyomi Song
Hyomi Song
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Hyomi Song
Hyomi is a freelance writer who is passionate about cryptocurrency and blockchain technology. She is dedicated to driving innovation and fostering widespread adoption within the industry as her writing captures how we interact with digital assets.
February 19th, 2025
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Michael Saylor’s Strategy announced plans to raise $2 billion through 0% senior convertible notes to expand its Bitcoin holdings.

The debt offering, which includes an option for an additional $300 million if demand warrants, aims to fund further BTC acquisitions under the firm’s 21/21 Plan, which targets $42 billion in total Bitcoin exposure by 2027. Strategy currently holds 478,740 BTC worth $45.68 billion.

Strategy’s Debt Structure and Institutional Adoption Trends

The proposed notes feature a 0% interest rate and mature on March 1, 2030, unless converted, repurchased, or redeemed earlier. If Strategy undergoes major corporate changes, investors may demand repayment by March 2028.

The firm confirmed proceeds will primarily fund Bitcoin purchases, continuing a strategy initiated in August 2020 that has seen its stock (MSTR) rise 1,140% alongside BTC’s appreciation.

Goldman Sachs and BlackRock’s holding of $1.2 billion in Bitcoin ETFs exemplifies growing institutional comfort with regulated crypto instruments, a trend echoed by Strategy’s latest move.

It is set to leverage debt markets rather than equity dilution – a tactic that preserved shareholder value during its 2022-2024 accumulation phase.

Bitcoin Liquidity and Volatility Projections

Bitcoin’s price reached $98,557 on February 19, 2025, with a Binance analyst forecasting a price target of $96,788.65 in the next 30 days. Derivatives data shows $12.4 billion in open interest, though 23% of traders maintain short positions amid concerns about Strategy’s debt-fueled accumulation.

With 83% of Bitcoin’s circulating supply inactive for over six months, Strategy’s planned purchases could exacerbate scarcity.

The firm’s 21/21 Plan aims to hold 2.5% of Bitcoin’s total supply by 2027, potentially creating upward pressure as institutional demand outpaces new coin issuance.

Meanwhile, Strategy’s institutional endorsement of Bitcoin’s scarcity thesis may drive speculative interest in ecosystems like Bitcoin Pepe, particularly among retail investors seeking leveraged exposure.

Strategy’s debt-driven accumulation strategy shows Bitcoin’s maturation as a macro asset, while projects like Bitcoin Pepe test the ecosystem’s capacity for speculative innovation.

Bitcoin Pepe Layer 2 Innovation Amid Institutional Moves

Bitcoin Pepe, a layer-2 network enabling meme coin functionality on Bitcoin, raised $2.3 million in its February 2025 presale. The project’s PEP-20 token standard allows direct BTC to BPEP swaps without cross-chain bridges.

Compared to top meme coins and other tokens, BPEP’s price has the potential to rise in Q2. Analysts project that BPEP could trade between $0.01075 and $0.02184 in 2025.

To learn more about Bitcoin Pepe, visit their official website.

READ MORE: Goldman Exec’s BTC Call Puts Spotlight on Bitcoin Pepe (BPEP)

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Hyomi Song
Hyomi is a freelance writer who is passionate about cryptocurrency and blockchain technology. She is dedicated to driving innovation and fostering widespread adoption within the industry as her writing captures how we interact with digital assets.