Strategy Boosts Bitcoin Treasury With Another $980 Million Buy

Michael Saylor’s Strategy has once again expanded its Bitcoin treasury, completing another sizeable weekly purchase even as digital asset markets remain under pressure and macroeconomic uncertainty grows.

A recent filing with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission reveals that the company spent approximately $980.3 million to acquire 10,645 Bitcoin at an average price of $92,098 per coin. Following the transaction, Strategy’s total Bitcoin holdings reached 671,268 BTC, purchased for a combined $50.33 billion at an average cost of $74,972 per Bitcoin. The firm reports a year-to-date Bitcoin yield of 24.79%.

Funding for the acquisition came from the sale of various equity instruments. Strategy raised around $600,000 from STRK shares, $82.2 million from STRD, and roughly $888.2 million through MSTR stock issuance. Saylor hinted at the purchase ahead of time in his customary Sunday post on X, a move that has become a recurring signal of upcoming Bitcoin buys.

The purchase slightly surpasses Strategy’s previous accumulation from two weeks earlier, when it added 10,624 BTC for $962.7 million. Combined, the two transactions mark the company’s most aggressive buying streak since July, when it deployed more than $2.4 billion into Bitcoin.

Strategy’s continued accumulation comes at a time when potential challenges are building. The company faces uncertainty over a proposed MSCI rule change that could exclude firms with heavy digital-asset treasuries from major indexes, a move Strategy has formally urged MSCI to abandon. At the same time, broader market concerns persist, with analysts warning that Bitcoin could fall toward $70,000 if the Bank of Japan moves forward with an interest rate hike.

Any sharp decline in Bitcoin would likely put further pressure on MSTR shares, which historically track the leading digital asset closely. The stock has already dropped more than 24% over the past month alongside Bitcoin’s pullback below $100,000. Following the announcement of the latest purchase, TradingView data shows MSTR trading nearly flat in pre-market at around $177, after closing the previous session near $176.