Business intelligence firm Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), led by outspoken Bitcoin advocate Michael Saylor, has significantly expanded its cryptocurrency treasury once again — purchasing 6,911 BTC for approximately $584.1 million.
Announced in a post on X (formerly Twitter) by Saylor on March 24, 2025, the acquisition brings Strategy’s total Bitcoin holdings to 506,137 BTC, valued at over $33.7 billion based on historical purchase prices.
“$MSTR has acquired 6,911 BTC for ~$584.1 million at ~$84,529 per bitcoin,” Saylor posted. “As of 3/23/2025, @Strategy holds 506,137 BTC acquired for ~$33.7 billion at ~$66,608 per bitcoin.”
Largest Corporate Bitcoin Holder Tightens Its Grip
With this latest move, Strategy now owns more than 2.3% of Bitcoin’s total circulating supply, according to Bitcoin Treasuries. The company has emerged as the most aggressive institutional Bitcoin buyer, consistently adding to its holdings despite market fluctuations and broader macroeconomic uncertainty.
At the time of publication, Bitcoin is trading around $87,500, giving Strategy’s latest tranche a near-immediate unrealized gain and contributing to the company’s year-to-date BTC yield of 7.7%.
Strategic Expansion Amid Capital Raise
The $584 million purchase came shortly after Strategy revealed plans to raise additional capital to fund further Bitcoin acquisitions. According to a recent SEC filing, the company is looking to raise $21 billion through its Class A Strike Preferred Stock, with proceeds potentially earmarked for additional BTC investments and general corporate purposes.
Despite volatility in the crypto market, Saylor and Strategy remain firm in their conviction that Bitcoin represents the ultimate long-term store of value. Strategy’s consistent buying activity — even in the face of bearish trends — reinforces its status as a pioneer in Bitcoin-based treasury management.
Looking Ahead
Strategy’s deepening commitment to Bitcoin signals a bold vote of confidence in the digital asset’s long-term potential. With over half a million BTC now under its control, the company continues to shape the narrative around institutional adoption and Bitcoin’s role in corporate finance.
As the crypto market gains momentum and the next Bitcoin halving approaches, eyes remain on Strategy to see whether its buying spree will continue — and what impact it might have on the broader market.
