Michael Saylor, executive chairman of Strategy, has revealed that the company has acquired an additional 21,021 Bitcoin for approximately $2.46 billion, paying an average price of $117,256 per BTC.
The purchase marks one of Strategy’s most significant acquisitions of 2025 and highlights its continued conviction in Bitcoin as a core treasury asset.
According to Saylor’s post on July 29, the firm has now achieved a 25.0% year-to-date yield on its Bitcoin holdings in 2025. With this latest acquisition, Strategy’s total Bitcoin position has grown to 628,791 BTC, acquired for a cumulative value of roughly $46.08 billion. The average cost basis across all purchases now stands at $73,277 per coin.
This aggressive accumulation strategy has made Strategy the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin globally, significantly outpacing other institutions and funds. The move also comes at a time when Bitcoin’s market price is trading near all-time highs, reflecting growing institutional interest and long-term positioning despite market volatility.
Saylor has consistently advocated for Bitcoin as “digital energy” and the “ultimate store of value,” positioning Strategy as a benchmark for corporate BTC adoption. With the market watching closely, Strategy’s bold bet continues to set the tone for institutional crypto investment.
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