Andrew Grant
Key Takeaways
- Strategy purchased 155 additional Bitcoin for $18 million, increasing its digital asset holdings.
- The acquisition price equates to over $116,000 per Bitcoin.
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Strategy, the world’s largest Bitcoin corporate holder, has resumed its BTC acquisition. The company announced Monday it had added 155 BTC to its treasury last week, its smallest purchase since mid-March.
Michael Saylor, the company’s Executive Chairman, dropped a hint about the acquisition yesterday. When Saylor puts out the Bitcoin tracker, it is often followed by an announcement within a few days.
If you don’t stop buying Bitcoin, you won’t stop making Money. pic.twitter.com/G9S2gPO1t8
— Michael Saylor (@saylor) August 10, 2025
The latest purchase, disclosed in an SEC filing, was made at an average price of $116,401 per BTC. Bitcoin briefly reclaimed $122,000 earlier today, according to TradingView.
Following the purchase, Strategy’s BTC holdings have grown to 628,791 BTC. With BTC now trading at around $119,500, the stash is valued at more than $75 billion, giving the company unrealized gains of about $29 billion.
Strategy financed its latest acquisition with proceeds from selling Series A Perpetual Strife Preferred Stock (STRF) and from the completed IPO of Variable Rate Series A Perpetual Stretch Preferred Stock. Between August 4 and 10, it sold more than 115,000 STRF shares, bringing in over 13 million dollars in net proceeds.
Strategy could potentially accumulate up to 7% of the global Bitcoin supply, as stated by Saylor. However, he insists on not aiming for total dominance, emphasizing a model that promotes decentralized participation in Bitcoin.
Saylor ardently supports the growth of Bitcoin corporate adoption and the decentralization ethos of the crypto ecosystem.
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