Semler Scientific, a healthcare technology company, has reported a paper loss of approximately $41.8 million on its Bitcoin investments due to a significant correction in cryptocurrency prices during the first quarter of the year. As of March 31, the firm's Bitcoin holdings were valued at around $263.5 million, following a decrease in BTC prices from $93,500 at the start of January to $82,350 by the end of March, marking a 32% correction from its all-time high. Additionally, Semler anticipates revenues between $8.8 to $8.9 million and operational losses of $1.3 to $1.5 million for this period. In response to the market conditions, Semler announced plans for a $500 million securities sale to fund further Bitcoin acquisitions and support its healthcare business growth, while recognizing the volatility of its stock price, which has fallen 36% in 2025. Semler is the twelfth largest corporate holder of Bitcoin, with a strategic focus on maintaining and enhancing its crypto portfolio.

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