Strategy has bought 4,225 Bitcoin in one week. This purchase cost about $472.5 million at an average price of $111,827 per BTC. The company’s total Bitcoin holdings to 601,550 coins. Strategy has spent roughly $42.87 billion in all, giving an average cost per coin of about $71,268.
According to a Form 8‑K filing made public on 14 July, the acquisition took place between 7 and 13 July and lifted the year‑to‑date Bitcoin yield for 2025 to 20.2 %.Â
The purchase was funded through sales of Strategy’s common stock (MSTR) and its preferred shares STRK, STRF and STRD. Common stock raised about $330.9 million, while preferred share offerings added the rest to reach the total $472.5 million.
Several crypto news outlets report that Strategy’s Bitcoin stash is valued at over $73 billion, assuming current prices above $120,000 per coin. This makes the firm the largest publicly traded Bitcoin holder by a wide margin.
Experts say the firm paused its buying early in July before making this latest purchase. That aligns with co‑founder Michael Saylor’s hints about the company’s plans to resume accumulation.
Global commentators note that corporate Bitcoin buying keeps growing. Other firms such as Sequans and K33 also added BTC to their treasuries this week. Strategy’s strong link between stock offerings and crypto acquisition has become a model many watch closely.
In spite of Bitcoin’s rise above $121,000 this week, Strategy pressed on. The company shows no sign of slowing, so long as capital markets continue to support its equity-based funding plan.
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