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Strategy ( company, formerly MicroStrategy), will release its Q4 2025 financial results on February 5 after market close. The main cryptocurrency's struggle to hold the $76 000 level is shifting from a technical detail to a key factor in business valuation.
Digital asset prices directly influence the narrative of the upcoming report. Additionally, the price impacts investor sentiment and confidence in the treasury management model using leverage.
As of February 4, Bitcoin was trading around $76 645. Earlier during the trading session, the price briefly dipped to a local low of $72 945.
This movement brought the price closer to Strategy's critical average acquisition cost. This indicator stands at $76 052 per coin, with a total volume of 713,502 BTC. Therefore, the $76 000 mark becomes a turning point for the company's balance sheet, not just another line on the chart.
According to fair value accounting rules adopted in 2025, the corporation is required to revalue its cryptocurrency reserves quarterly. Unrealized gains or losses are now directly reflected in income statements.

The Q4 results will include high December prices. During that period, Bitcoin traded above $80 000 most of the time. However, current market weakness may shift investor focus and dominate discussions.
Currently, Strategy's position is near the breakeven point. A sustained decline below $76 000 will push the treasury into a zone of clear unrealized losses. During the recent drop to $74 500, the company's "paper" loss approached $1 billion. Although these figures won't change the Q4 results, they create a negative backdrop ahead of Michael Saylor's presentation.