Michael Saylor’s Strategy Adds 1,045 Bitcoin Worth $110M as Holdings Top 582,000 BTC

What to Know

• Strategy purchased 1,045 BTC for $110.2 million last week.
• The firm’s total BTC holdings now stand at 582,000, acquired at an average of $70,086 per coin.
• Bitcoin’s current price is around $107,500, making the company’s holdings worth over $62 billion.
• The purchase was funded via the sale of preferred shares.
• The projected BTC yield for 2025 is now estimated at 17.1%.

Strategy, led by Bitcoin advocate Michael Saylor, has added another 1,045 BTC to its already massive cryptocurrency treasury. The purchase, made last week, cost the company approximately $110.2 million, bringing the total bitcoin holdings to a staggering 582,000 BTC.

The latest acquisition raises Strategy’s average purchase price to $70,086 per bitcoin, with the most recent batch purchased at $105,426 each. At current market prices—hovering near $107,500—the company’s total BTC stash is worth approximately $62.5 billion.

This consistent accumulation aligns with Saylor’s long-term conviction in Bitcoin as a superior store of value and a strategic corporate reserve asset.

Funding and Stock Market Reaction

Strategy funded this latest BTC purchase through at-the-market sales of its STRK and STRF preferred shares, as reported in a recent SEC filing. The move continues the company’s trend of leveraging equity instruments to build its bitcoin portfolio.

Following the announcement, Strategy shares were up about 2% in pre-market trading, mirroring bitcoin’s rebound from Friday’s dip near $105,000.

BTC Yield for 2025 Reaches 17.1%

The so-called Bitcoin Yield for 2025—a metric reflecting potential returns on BTC-related corporate strategies—now stands at 17.1%, according to internal modeling from crypto-focused financial analysts. This figure factors in current BTC price appreciation against Strategy’s average cost basis.

Is Strategy’s Bitcoin Bet Paying Off?

With each BTC rally, trategy’s bitcoin-first corporate strategy appears more validated. While skeptics highlight the risks of tying a company so closely to a volatile asset, Saylor has remained unwavering in his belief that Bitcoin represents a generational opportunity to preserve purchasing power and outperform fiat-based reserves.

The latest buy reinforces Strategy’s position as the largest corporate bitcoin holder globally—far outpacing any public or private firm to date.