Michael Saylor is showing no signs of slowing down. Leading the charge at Strategy (MSTR), he has once again bolstered the company’s position in Bitcoin with the purchase of 1,045 BTC for a total of $110.2 million. Yes, again. This time, each bitcoin was acquired at an average price of $105,426.
With this latest transaction, the war chest now stands at 582,000 bitcoins, currently valued at around $62.5 billion. For comparison’s sake? That’s more than the market capitalization of Société Générale or AXA.
Aggressive Strategy Now Valued at $62.5 Billion
The average acquisition price for Strategy’s entire BTC stash now stands at $70,086. And with BTC hovering around $108,000, Saylor’s bet is looking more and more like a stroke of genius.
The methodical accumulation strategy, unfazed by market volatility, is paying off. By 2025, Strategy’s “BTC Yield” reaches an impressive 17.1%. A remarkable figure, especially at this capital scale.
Financed Purchases through Issuance of Securities
For those wondering where the money came from: this week’s purchase was funded through the sale of STRK and STRF preferred shares, per a document filed with the SEC. This method is now a well-established practice at Strategy, converting shares into Bitcoin.
On the stock market front, the maneuver was well-received: MSTR shares rose by 2.8%, while BTC gained 2% to briefly surpass $108,000.
Michael Saylor, More Bullish Than Ever
Saylor isn’t just talking about buying Bitcoin anymore. He’s embodying it. His company has evolved into a true holding company backed by the strongest digital asset in the market. Holding more than 2.5% of the total circulating BTC supply, Strategy is no longer just a player. It’s a systemic force.
This move is part of a broader trend of renewed optimism in the crypto markets, as political tensions (Trump vs Musk, Milei, and Libra) ease and BTC ETFs continue to rise.
While investors hesitate, Michael Saylor keeps stacking. And so far, he’s been proven right every time.
