Strategy continues to cement its status as the world’s largest corporate Bitcoin holder. Company chairman Michael Saylor announced that Strategy has acquired an additional 220 BTC for approximately $27.2 million at an average price of $123,561 per coin.
According to Saylor’s update, the company’s Bitcoin yield for 2025 has reached 25.9% year-to-date, underscoring the strength of its long-term accumulation strategy. With this latest purchase, Strategy now holds a total of 640,250 BTC, purchased for around $47.38 billion at an average cost of roughly $74,000 per Bitcoin.
Bitcoin Price Recovery Strengthens Market Confidence
Bitcoin has shown signs of recovery following last week’s steep market correction. As of today, BTC trades at around $114,542, up 2.4% over the past 24 hours, with a market capitalization surpassing $2.28 trillion. Trading volume has also remained robust at over $95 billion in the last 24 hours, signaling renewed buying interest from institutional and retail investors alike.
The rebound has helped stabilize market sentiment after extreme volatility earlier in the month, when global macroeconomic uncertainty triggered heavy sell-offs across crypto assets. Analysts suggest that Bitcoin’s ability to hold above $110,000 despite recent turbulence highlights growing institutional conviction and the effectiveness of spot ETF inflows in cushioning downside pressure.
Strategy’s Continued Conviction
Michael Saylor has long positioned Bitcoin as a cornerstone of corporate treasury strategy, arguing that BTC offers a superior store of value compared to fiat currencies or gold. The company’s ongoing accumulation strategy, spanning multiple years and market cycles, has made it a bellwether for institutional Bitcoin adoption.
Saylor emphasized that the firm’s commitment to Bitcoin remains unchanged, calling it the ultimate hedge against inflation and a long-term reserve asset for corporate balance sheets.
Strategy’s stock (MSTR) also reflected growing investor confidence, rising to $306.85 following the announcement. The move suggests that shareholders continue to view the company’s Bitcoin-centric approach as a profitable long-term bet.
Market Outlook
With Bitcoin gradually recovering and corporate accumulation trends strengthening, analysts expect volatility to persist but believe the broader uptrend remains intact. Many traders see Strategy’s latest purchase as a signal that large institutions still view current price levels as an attractive entry point, particularly ahead of potential monetary easing in the U.S.
As Saylor reiterated, Strategy’s Bitcoin strategy is built for decades, not months — and each new acquisition reaffirms its unwavering belief in Bitcoin’s role as the digital reserve asset of the future.
