Strategy has scooped up another 1,955 BTC for roughly $217.4 million, locking in a 25.8% yield year-to-date and tightening its grip on the corporate bitcoin leaderboard.
The latest purchase came in at an eye-watering average of $111,196 per BTC, a price most institutions wouldn’t dare touch. But for Strategy, this is business as usual. The firm now holds a staggering 638,460 BTC, acquired for a total of $47.17 billion at an average cost of $73,880 per coin.
That means Strategy is currently sitting on tens of billions in unrealized gains, all while adding to its position at historic highs. For most companies, this would be a moonshot. For Strategy, it’s Tuesday.
The news was quietly dropped in a post listing the company’s trading tickers—$MSTR, $STRC, $STRK, $STRF, and $STRD—a familiar signal to those tracking its Bitcoin-buying blitz.
While the firm didn’t break down how the 25.8% figure was calculated, the performance speaks for itself. Bitcoin has roared back in 2025, breaching $110,000, and Strategy’s ultra-leveraged BTC strategy is finally cashing in on the bet.
It’s not alone. Other institutional players have been moving fast to avoid being left behind. Metaplanet recently made headlines with a $11.7 million BTC buy, and public companies now collectively hold over 1 million BTC. Strategy remains at the top of that list—not just because of its volume, but because of its conviction.
Meanwhile, Bitcoin ETFs are pulling in record capital, and mainstream finance is finally paying attention. But while others talk strategy, Strategy buys bitcoin.
Strategy’s relentless bitcoin accumulation is more than just a bold treasury play, it’s reshaping what corporate balance sheets can look like in a post-dollar world. While Wall Street tiptoes in through ETFs and compliance committees, Strategy is already deep in the trenches: profitable, unfazed, and miles ahead. With bitcoin bought cheap and returns that leave bonds in the dust, it’s not just setting the pace, it’s redrawing the playbook.
The question isn’t whether others will follow. It’s whether they’ve missed the train—or never had the guts to board it in the first place.
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