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Michael Saylor’s Strategy Spends $765M to Purchase 7,390 BTC

With BTC surpassing $107,000 on Monday, Strategy sits in over $20 million unrealized profits.
Wilfred Samuel
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19 May 2025 @ 18:10 UTC
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Strategy, a prominent U.S. business intelligence firm, has further solidified its position as a significant player in the global bitcoin (BTC) market. Continuing its long BTC purchase streak, the firm has acquired an additional 7,390 BTC, bringing its total to 576,230 BTC.

Notably, this is the company’s fifteenth and second-most-expensive purchase of the year by average buy price. 

$765M Bitcoin Buy

As detailed by Strategy’s chairman, Michael Saylor, the firm spent $764.9 million on its latest purchase. Spreading the purchase over the past business week, the company actualized an average purchase price of approximately $103,498 per BTC. 

Over the years, the firm has spent $40.18 billion to acquire BTC at an average price of $69,726. With bitcoin around $102,500, its 576,230 bitcoin bag is valued at over $59 billion, securing approximately $20 billion in unrealized profits. Strategy has also attained a BTC yield of 16.3% year-to-date.

Stating one of the reasons behind the firm’s recent large BTC purchase streak, Saylor noted in a recent X post that by January 2035, there will be no new bitcoins available to buy. Thus, he wants to bag as much BTC as possible before then, and he encourages others to do so.

Strategy Stands Up for BTC Adoption

Based on a recent filing, the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia claimed that Strategy’s executives have made false or misleading statements about the profitability of the firm’s bitcoin investment strategy and have failed to disclose the risks, volatility, and potential losses associated with investing in the crypto market.

In its defense, Strategy noted that it uses its website to share information with the public. The website shares updates about the firm’s securities market prices, BTC holdings and purchases, key performance metrics, and other details to comply with its disclosure obligations and keep investors informed. 

Meanwhile, Saylor iterated in a recent post that the company has won the financial triple crown because it runs on the Bitcoin standard.   

Wilfred Samuel

Senior Editor
Wilfred Samuel is a cryptocurrency enthusiast with over three years of experience in blockchain technology. He conducts thorough research to provide precise and reliable news reports. With a strong foundation in technology, including software development skills, Samuel is equipped with adequate knowledge to navigate the cryptocurrency space effectively.

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