Semler Scientific purchased another 185 bitcoins, bringing its annual holdings to 4,449 bitcoins, with a total value of approximately $473 million

Odaily News On June 5, the US medical technology company Semler Scientific announced that it had increased its holdings of Bitcoin again. From May 23 to June 3, it spent US$20 million to purchase 185 BTC, with an average purchase price of US$107,974 per coin, bringing its total Bitcoin holdings to 4,449 coins, with a current total value of approximately US$473 million.
According to documents submitted to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Semler has invested a total of $410 million since launching its Bitcoin reserve strategy in May 2024, with a current book return of 26.7%. The company has continued to purchase Bitcoin over the past year, including $10 million between February and April this year and an additional $50 million in May.
Despite the gradual advancement of the Bitcoin strategy, its market response has been mediocre. According to Google Finance data, as of June 4, 2025, Semler's stock price has fallen 37% this year, and has only risen about 16% since the announcement of the Bitcoin strategic transformation on May 29, 2024.
According to data from BitcoinTreasuries.NET, there are currently about 3.4 million BTC held as reserves by various institutions, with ETFs and listed companies holding the most, followed by government agencies. Overall, the stock price performance of companies adopting BTC reserve strategies in 2025 varies. For example, Strategy's stock price rose by 33% this year, and Japan's Metaplanet's stock price rose by 265%.
Bitcoin prices fluctuated significantly in 2025. Although it rose 11.8% during the year and hit a record high of $112,000, it also fell below $77,000, dragged down by the trade war and macroeconomic uncertainty.