PANews reported on April 7 that according to CoinDesk, as the crypto market began to pull back a few days after the traditional financial market responded to President Trump's tariff policy, Bitcoin plummeted to a five-month low, reaching a low of $74,500, a cumulative decline of one-third from the historical high set on January 20. The decline has kept Strategy's (MSTR) Bitcoin investment strategy slightly profitable. The company holds Bitcoin at a total cost of $35.6 billion, and currently has an unrealized profit of about 10%, which means that its BTC investment has a floating profit of about $3.9 billion. Strategy currently holds 528,185 BTC, worth $39.5 billion, with an average cost of $67,458 per coin.

As of April 2, Metaplanet, a Japanese listed company, disclosed that it held 4,206 BTC at an average purchase price of 12,925,027 yen ($88,800) per coin. The company's Bitcoin investment currently has a floating loss of about 15%. Its stock price plummeted 20% on Monday alone, reflecting the huge pressure brought by the downward market. Semler Scientific (SMLR) also suffered losses on its Bitcoin holdings. According to the latest filing in February, its average purchase cost was $87,854 per coin. So far this year, Bitcoin has fallen 20%, Semler's stock price has fallen 38%, Metaplanet's stock price has fallen 15%, and Strategy's stock price has fallen 2%.