Strategy Keeps Accumulating as Bitcoin Volatility Spikes
13.10.2025 16:00 1 min. read Alexander Zdravkov
Michael Saylor’s company has once again increased its Bitcoin reserves, taking advantage of the latest market surge to add another 220 BTC worth roughly $27.2 million.
The purchase, disclosed by Saylor on X, came just as Bitcoin touched a new record above $126,000 before sliding sharply later in the week.
According to the update, the firm paid an average of $123,561 per Bitcoin, bringing its total holdings to 640,250 BTC – valued at over $47 billion and accumulated at an average cost of around $74,000 per coin.
The timing of the buy coincided with intense market volatility triggered by renewed trade tensions between the US and China. As Bitcoin plunged nearly $20,000 during Friday’s selloff, Saylor posted a simple message to X: “No tariffs on Bitcoin.”
Despite the turmoil, Saylor highlighted that the company’s Bitcoin yield – a measure of growth in holdings relative to share dilution – has climbed nearly 26% since the start of the year. The latest acquisition follows a smaller 196 BTC purchase in late September, extending the company’s accumulation streak as it continues to double down on Bitcoin’s long-term potential.
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