MicroStrategy, which has begun operating under the shortened name “Strategy,” purchased an additional 6,556 Bitcoin between 14 and 20 April at an average price of $84,785, spending about $555.
MicroStrategy, which has begun operating under the shortened name “Strategy,” purchased an additional 6,556 Bitcoin between 14 and 20 April at an average price of $84,785, spending about $555.8 million, according to founder and chairman Michael Saylor.
The latest acquisition raises the company’s treasury to 538,200 BTC, accumulated for roughly $36.47 billion at an average cost of $67,766 per coin. Strategy said the position has generated a 12.1% Bitcoin yield so far in 2025.
Regulatory filings indicate the purchase was financed largely through the sale of approximately 1.755 million Class A shares, which produced net proceeds of $547.7 million. MicroStrategy’s stock gained about 2% in pre‑market trading after the disclosure.
Public companies now hold close to 700,000 Bitcoin, with Strategy controlling about 77% of that total—roughly 2.7% of the cryptocurrency’s outstanding supply—entrenching the firm as the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin.
Source: thedefiant.io
