Strategy Keeps Accumulating as Bitcoin Volatility Spikes
We may earn commissions from affiliate links or include sponsored content, clearly labeled as such. These partnerships do not influence our editorial independence or the accuracy of our reporting. By continuing to use the site you agree to our terms and conditions and privacy policy.
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.”
Read More:
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.
Commentaries 
Fill in necessary fields and publish