- Strategy acquired 430 BTC during a market dip, investing $51.4 million at $119,666 per coin on average.
- The firm’s total Bitcoin holdings reached 629,376 BTC, acquired at an average price of $73,320.
- Year-to-date profits for 2025 rose to 25.1%, reflecting successful timing and commitment to Bitcoin accumulation.
Strategy, the firm led by Bitcoin advocate Michael Saylor, has confirmed the purchase of an additional 430 BTC valued at $51.4 million. The new acquisition took place during a sharp downturn in the cryptocurrency market, commonly referred to as a “bloodbath,” which saw significant losses across major digital assets.
According to details shared by Saylor, the latest Bitcoin purchase was completed at an average price of $119,666 per coin. This transaction reinforces the firm’s established strategy of buying Bitcoin in both stable and volatile market conditions. The move comes shortly after Saylor hinted at a potential acquisition on the social platform X, further fueling speculation within the crypto community.
Total Bitcoin Holdings Now at 629,376 BTC
With the new addition, Strategy now holds a total of 629,376 BTC. The cumulative value of this stash, based on acquisition costs, stands at approximately $46.15 billion. This translates to an average purchase price of $73,320 per BTC across all holdings. The firm continues to maintain its position as one of the largest institutional holders of Bitcoin globally.
Following this latest acquisition, Strategy’s year-to-date (YTD) gain has climbed to 25.1% in 2025, up from 20.2% reported in the previous month. This increase highlights the firm’s resilience and long-term commitment to Bitcoin accumulation, a policy it adopted back in 2020. Despite the temporary market decline, Strategy has remained in profit due to the overall bullish trend in Bitcoin prices throughout the year.
Market Reactions and Strategic Implications
The relatively smaller purchase of 430 BTC, compared to Strategy’s past acquisitions, has sparked discussions about whether the firm is adjusting its approach in response to market conditions. While many assets, including XRP and Ethereum, faced sharp liquidations, Strategy’s continued accumulation sends a signal of long-term confidence in Bitcoin’s trajectory.
