MicroStrategy is on the verge of owning 3% of all bitcoin, underscoring Michael Saylor’s determination to turn the enterprise-software vendor into one of the world’s largest corporate holders of the cryptocurrency. Data circulated on Tuesday indicate the Tysons Corner, Virginia-based company now controls about 627,000 bitcoin after purchasing 376,571 coins since Donald Trump’s election victory. The stash, valued near $43.2 billion at prevailing prices, puts MicroStrategy just 1,209 coins away from the 630,000 mark that would equal roughly 3% of bitcoin’s fixed 21 million-coin supply. The latest buying spree lifts bitcoin to roughly 60% of the firm’s total assets. Market trackers estimate MicroStrategy has deployed about $18.3 billion on additional coins so far this year alone. The accumulation comes alongside robust operating performance. Recent figures shared by market commentators show the company generating about $14 billion in operating income and $10 billion in net income, or $32.60 a share, leaving the stock trading at roughly 4.7 times earnings—lower than most members of the S&P 500.