- MicroStrategy purchased 6,911 BTC for approximately $584.1 million at an average price of $84,529 per coin, boosting its Bitcoin holdings.
- The acquisition was funded through stock sales, raising $592.6 million from MSTR shares and $1.1 million from STRK preferred shares.
- The company now owns 506,137 BTC, purchased for $33.7 billion, making it the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin worldwide.
Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) expanded its Bitcoin holdings with the recent purchase of 6,911 BTC at an average price of approximately $84,529 per coin. The acquisition raised the company’s total Bitcoin reserve to over 500,000 coins, representing 2.41% of the total Bitcoin supply and yielding 7.7% year-to-date in 2025.
Recent Purchase and Funding
Strategy acquired the additional 6,911 BTC using funds from its ongoing ATM programs. The company raised capital by selling MSTR common stock and STRK preferred shares. The funds supported this purchase while maintaining the firm’s aggressive Bitcoin strategy.
A tweet by Bitcoin For Corporations confirmed the transaction. It stated, “JUST IN: @Strategy adds 6,911 BTC to its holdings for ~$584.1M at an average of ~$84,529 per BTC.” The tweet emphasized the updated total holdings and the yield performance for 2025. This verification added transparency to the process.
Corporate Financial Strategy
The company executed share sales between March 17 and March 23, raising $592.6 million from 1,975,000 MSTR shares. At the same time, 13,100 STRK shares generated an additional $1.1 million. These sales helped fund the purchase of the new Bitcoin allotment.
Strategy’s filing noted that approximately $3.57 billion in MSTR shares and $20.99 billion in STRK shares remain available. The availability of these funds supports ongoing acquisitions in the digital asset market. The firm continues to use these mechanisms to manage its treasury strategy.
Market Position and Future Developments
Strategy now holds a total of 506,137 BTC acquired at an aggregate purchase price of about $33.7 billion. The company reported its average cost per Bitcoin at $66,608, indicating a strategic approach in its investments. This record cements its status as the largest corporate Bitcoin holder worldwide.
Executive Chairman Michael Saylor remains committed to expanding the Bitcoin reserve. He recently noted on social media that the company’s purchase trend would continue. The enhanced reserve provides the firm with a prominent position in the digital asset market. MicroStrategy maintains a focused strategy to support its primary treasury reserve asset, ensuring continued growth and stability in its portfolio.
