Michael Saylor, co-founder and former CEO of Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), has announced the firm’s latest Bitcoin acquisition. The company purchased an additional 1,895 BTC for $180.3 million, bringing its total holdings to a staggering 555,450 BTC.
Saylor teased the buy on Sunday with a cryptic post on X, sharing a chart from saylortracker.io and noting, “There are not enough orange dots,” referring to the site’s visual markers for Strategy’s Bitcoin purchases.
Smaller Buy, But Strategy Sticks to Its Mission
While the $180 million purchase is smaller compared to Strategy’s recent $1.4 billion buy last week, it reaffirms the company’s aggressive and consistent Bitcoin accumulation strategy. The firm has notably accelerated its BTC purchases following the U.S. elections.
Strategy has now spent approximately $38.08 billion to acquire its Bitcoin stack, with an average purchase price of $68,550 per BTC.
Unrealized Gains Cross $14 Billion as BTC Trades Above $94K
With Bitcoin trading above $94,000, Strategy’s unrealized gains have surged past $14 billion, underscoring the success of its long-term Bitcoin accumulation plan.
Despite market volatility and shifting macro narratives, Strategy continues to double down on Bitcoin, reinforcing its position as the largest corporate BTC holder by far.
