- Semler Scientific bought 455 Bitcoin for $50M near ATH prices using $114.8M raised from stock sales completed in May 2025.
- New corporate dashboard tracks 25.8% YTD BTC Yield metric, fulfilling Reg FD compliance for investor transparency.
Semler Scientific purchased 455 Bitcoin between May 13 and May 22, 2025. The company disclosed this transaction in a May 23 filing with the SEC. Total expenditure reached $50 million. The average price per Bitcoin was $109,801 including transaction costs. Funding originated from proceeds of common stock sales.
Semler sold 3,003,488 shares under an equity offering program. Share sales commenced on April 15. Net proceeds totaled $114.8 million. These funds financed the recent Bitcoin acquisition. Total Bitcoin holdings now amount to 4,264 units.
Cumulative expenditure stands at $390 million. The average purchase price across all holdings is $91,471 per Bitcoin. Holdings were worth $474.4 million as of 4:00 p.m. ET on May 22. This represents an $84.4 million unrealized profit.
The company launched a Bitcoin dashboard on its corporate website
This action complies with Regulation FD disclosure rules. The dashboard tracks three Bitcoin performance metrics: BTC Yield, BTC Gain, and BTC $ Gain. It also displays share price movements and acquisition records. The year-to-date BTC Yield metric registered 25.8% as of May 22. This percentage reflects returns from Bitcoin holdings.
Semler employs a distinct Bitcoin acquisition strategy. The company funds purchases through stock sales rather than debt instruments. This approach started in 2024. Objectives include treasury diversification and inflation hedging. Chief Financial Officer Renae Cormier authorized the SEC filing.
Multiple corporations implement comparable treasury strategies. Metaplanet, Mara Holdings, Riot Platforms, and Hut8 follow similar paths. Semler’s stock-based method reduces dilution of existing shares. Its measured Bitcoin accumulation contrasts with more concentrated holdings elsewhere. Current yield figures indicate functional treasury management.
