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Strategy, the Bitcoin treasury firm led by Michael Saylor, has bought an additional $217.4 million worth of BTC. According to a Sept. 8 8-K filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the company bought 638,460 BTC between Sept. 2 and Sept. 7 at an average purchase price of $111,196.  Strategy’s latest Bitcoin purchase was funded by the proceeds from at-the-market sales of its Class A common stock, MSTR, perpetual Strike preferred stock, STRK, and perpetual Strife preferred stock, STRF.  Relentless Dilution, Underperformance Saylor said on X that Strategy’s holdings now stand at 638,460 BTC, or 3% of Bitcoin’s 21 million supply, acquired for $47.17 billion. The average acquisition price for these coins is around $73,880, he added. Strategy has acquired 1,955 BTC for ~$217.4 million at ~$111,196 per bitcoin and has achieved BTC Yield of 25.8% YTD 2025. As of 9/7/2025, we hodl 638,460 $BTC acquired for ~$47.17 billion at ~$73,880 per bit...

According to an official release, Michael Saylor’s Strategy has purchased 4980 Bitcoin (BTC) for $531.9 million. The firm purchased each coin for an average of $106,801. The company currently holds a total of 597,325 BTC, worth a whopping $42.40 billion. As of today’s prices, Strategy’s BTC holdings come at an average price of $70,982 per coin. JUST IN: Michael Saylor's 'Strategy' buys 4,980 Bitcoin worth $531 million. — Watcher.Guru (@WatcherGuru) June 30, 2025 Bitcoin Faces Resistance at $108,000 Source: Watcher.Guru BTC currently faces resistance at $108,000. The asset is struggling to break this price barrier. The original crypto has faced a 0.4% correction in the daily charts. Despite the slight dip, BTC is trading in the green zone in the other time frames. BTC is up 6.4% in the weekly charts, 0.9% in the 14-day charts, 4.1% in the monthly charts, and 75.5% over the previous year. Source: CoinGecko BTC ETFs have also seen consistent inflows over the last fe...

According to Michael Saylor’s latest announcement, the world’s largest bitcoin holding company now owns 528,185 BTC. That is more than 2.6% of bitcoin’s circulating supply. Personally, Saylor also owns at least 17,000 additional bitcoin. Combined, therefore, he and the company he founded own over 2.7% of bitcoin’s $1.6 trillion market capitalization. MicroStrategy, doing business as Strategy, is a highly leveraged speculator on bitcoin’s price. Strategy currently owes $8.2 billion in US dollar-denominated debts. In addition, Strategy has dividend obligations to two preferred series of shareholders, STRK and STRF. Michael Saylor’s Strategy makes up metrics to explain MSTR dilution Read more: Michael Saylor suggests selling kidneys as bitcoin dips below $80K Blessed with an avid fan base of investors who think that the bitcoin-acquiring company is worth more than the bitcoin it has acquired, its MSTR common shares trade at a curious premium to the assets that back ...

Under Michael Saylor’s leadership, MicroStrategy (NASDAQ: MSTR) has become the publicly-traded company that has most closely tied its prospects to leading cryptocurrency Bitcoin (BTC). The business is the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin — and there are no signs to indicate that its accumulation strategy is slowing down. With the bull market already in full swing and BTC set to cross the $100,000 threshold any time soon, MSTR shares have benefited greatly. Chart detailing MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin accumulation. Source: Bitcoin Archive on X Saylor and MicroStrategy keep doubling down and purchasing BTC regardless of market conditions — but for now, it obviously seems to be working, as the accumulation strategy is outpacing even the most fervent miners — more to the point, it’s actually outperforming BTC itself. At press time, one Bitcoin was worth $97,930,000 — after a 46% rally on the monthly chart that has brought YTD gains up to 132.03%. ...

MicroStrategy, the business intelligence company founded by Michael Saylor that;s now the biggest corporate holder of Bitcoin (BTC), has added to its haul of the digital asset. On Monday, Saylor announced that the publicly-traded company had acquired another 27,200 BTC for over $2 billion. The news coincided with the surge in Bitcoin price – which reached a new all-time high above $84k. Earlier, the world’s largest and most popular cryptocurrency had traded to above $82k. This follows sentiment from the Donald Trump election victory, which continues to create a bullish buzz. MicroStrategy its $22 billion in BTC purchases The latest Bitcoin purchase for MicroStrategy comes after the company raised $2.03 billion. Earlier, MicroStrategy had revealed plans to raise $42 billion to buy more bitcoins – a scenario that has added to the overall bullish sentiment around the benchmark cryptocurrency. Saylor said his company spent these proceeds on buyin...

Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin slammed Michael Saylor’s suggestion that investors should store their crypto with big banks, calling the idea “batshit insane.” “I’ll happily say that I think Saylor’s comments are batshit insane,” the Ethereum co-founder said in an Oct. 22 post on X post. Vitalik Buterin Says Bitcoin Custody Through Banks Can Fail Buterin said Saylor is arguing for a ‘’regulatory capture’’ approach to protecting crypto. Some argue that has advantages because when regulated entities like BlackRock and Fidelity custody crypto assets, lawmakers and law enforcement arms are, as Buterin acknowledged, ” invested in those entities.’’ Still, the Ethereum co-founder is unconvinced it’s the best way forward. “There’s plenty of precedent for how this strategy can fail, and for me it’s not what crypto is about,” he said. Crypto was built to decentralize power...