The publicly traded business intelligence firm Strategy, which gained fame from becoming the world’s first corporate Bitcoin (BTC) holder, has again displayed unwavering confidence in BTC. While the crypto market tumbles and investors swim in fear and uncertainty, the company went bitcoin shopping for the first time in Q2 2025, adding about 3,459 BTC to its stash.
$MSTR has acquired 3,459 BTC for ~$285.8 million at ~$82,618 per bitcoin and has achieved BTC Yield of 11.4% YTD 2025. As of 4/13/2025, @Strategy holds 531,644 $BTC acquired for ~$35.92 billion at ~$67,556 per bitcoin. https://t.co/IUbf4TFD3d
— Michael Saylor (@saylor) April 14, 2025
Remarkably, in Q1 2024, Strategy acquired 80,000 BTC in total.
531,644 BTC Accomplished
Concluding its latest purchase, Strategy has achieved a whopping 531,644 BTC holdings, further cementing its position as the world’s largest corporate BTC holder.
The company spread the purchase within the last business week when the apex coin traded between $74,500 and $84,500. As a result, it spent approximately $285.8 million on BTC shopping and acquired the crypto at an average price of $82,618 per bitcoin. Consequently, it has attained an all-time purchase price of $67,556 per bitcoin.
Since Strategy started purchasing BTC in 2020, it has spent about $35.92 billion. At the spot BTC price of $84,900 at press time, the company’s BTC bag is valued at $45.1 million, more than 25% in profits. However, in November 2024, when BTC reached the $82,000 milestone for the first time, the company was swimming in over 100% profit.
$21 Billion BTC Acquisition Fundraising
In March 2025, Strategy launched a $21 billion fundraising to facilitate its long-term BTC purchase strategy. This follows a different pattern from its previous convertible note offerings. It is an ATM (At-The-Market) offering, allowing the firm to sell shares directly into the open market at variant prices rather than at a fixed rate. Thus, Strategy will raise the funds gradually and flexibly without a fixed timeline.
Notably, rumors around the crypto industry last week claimed that Strategy might be forced to sell off its BTC holdings to meet debt obligations if BTC continues to decline in value. Strategy’s founder, Michael Saylor, did not reply to the claims. He has demonstrated confidence in its “bitcoin first, bitcoin only” strategy via its just-concluded bitcoin purchase.
Meanwhile, Strategy’s first Q2 2025 BTC acquisition achieved a BTC yield of 11.4% year-to-date in 2025.
