American business intelligence firm and the world’s first corporate bitcoin (BTC) holder, Strategy, has hit the market with another strategic buy to solidify its position further as the world’s largest institutional BTC investor. As revealed in a Monday post on its official X social media account, it has increased its bitcoin holdings by 245 units of the leading cryptocurrency.
Strategy has acquired 245 BTC for ~$26.0 million at ~$105,856 per bitcoin and has achieved BTC Yield of 19.2% YTD 2025. As of 6/22/2025, we hodl 592,345 $BTC acquired for ~$41.87 billion at ~$70,681 per bitcoin. $MSTR $STRK $STRF $STRDhttps://t.co/juFyCN7uRv
— Strategy (@Strategy) June 23, 2025
As evident in the purchases page of Strategy’s website, this marks the company’s lowest purchase of Q2 2025. Notably, it follows a massive 10,100 BTC purchase announced last Monday.
Fresh Bitcoin Acquisition
To maximize the available funds for the purchase, the business intelligence firm spread the acquisition over different days in the last business week, thus spending only approximately $26 million to acquire 245 BTC at an average price of $105,856 per bitcoin.
Concluding the purchase, the firm now holds 592,345 BTC acquired for $41.87 billion. It has achieved an all-time high purchase price of $70,681 per BTC across its nearly five years of BTC shopping. It has also attained a BTC Yield of 19.2% year-to-date 2025.
Notably, with BTC reaching its all-time high around $111,900, Strategy saw over 50% in unrealized profits. However, since it employs a long-term hodl strategy, the firm has not recorded any BTC sales in over two years.
New Business Week, Three BTC Purchases
Prior to Strategy’s purchase, the list of corporate BTC investors welcomed a new entrant, the U.S.-based real estate investment firm, CardoneCapital. It joined the queue with its first 1,000 BTC purchase and revealed plans to scale up to 5,000 bitcoins shortly, following detailed business plans.
Metaplanet, the first and largest institutional bitcoin holder in Japan, also announced a strategic purchase of 1,111 BTC, one of its largest transactions to date. Thus, it holds 11,111 units of the leading cryptocurrency and plans to acquire up to 210,000 BTC by the end of 2027.
Meanwhile, BTC saw a sharp drop to $98,200 on Sunday, resulting in a loss of over $600 million for bullish leverage traders.
