Strategy’s $2B Bitcoin Purchase Nears $86K Top
Strategy (the technology company MicroStrategy) purchased 22,048 bitcoins during the period from March 24 to March 30. The filing at SEC indicates the tech firm Strategy purchased 22,048 Bitcoin worth $1.92 billion at $86,969 per BTC, summing fees and expenses.
Strategy now owns 528,185 Bitcoins amounting to nearly 2.55% of the total 20.7 million Bitcoins believed to exist. The company”s current Bitcoin purchase faces market risks because Bitcoin first increased and then declined from its initial value of $86,969 to $82,000. Strategy made its latest purchase about $100 million below its intended amount.
Strategy Uses Multiple Sources for Bitcoin
Strategy acquired new Bitcoin holdings by drawing money from multiple sources. The company used money from its at-the-market IV stock program and STRK stock sale in addition to funding its $711.2 million STRF offer.
The Common ATM of Strategy secured $1.20 billion, whereas the STRK ATM paid out $18.52 million throughout the reporting timeframe. Investors showed strong support for the firm”s strategy to hold Bitcoin as treasury assets because they purchased STRF shares at $85 per share on March 25.
Strategy continues to purchase Bitcoin heavily, making several acquisitions during the first three months of 2025. With $35.63 billion invested in Bitcoin, the firm holds a total BTC balance acquired at an average price of $67,458 apiece. Strategy now owns more Bitcoin than most companies, although its holdings are almost half of the Bitcoin attributed to Satoshi Nakamoto.
The company needs to grow so shareholders authorized an increase from 330 million to 10.3 billion Class A common stocks. The increase in the share capital will help Strategy stay connected to the equity markets as part of its lasting funding strategy.
Strategy Integrates Bitcoin Into Financial Operations
The company uses its 21/21 Plan as its Bitcoin acquisition strategy. This strategy includes raising $21 billion in equity plus another $21 billion through fixed-income instruments across time. The new strategy demonstrates a planned method to add Bitcoin as a fundamental part of the company”s long-term financial operations.
Though confident in its plans, Strategy openly recognizes major risks connected to its strong Bitcoin strategy. The business confronts material obstacles when dealing with market price fluctuations and financial regulations along with its excessive debt and stock acquisition modes.
CEO Michael Saylor keeps following his Bitcoin vision, seeing Bitcoin as a long-term investment that may reach impressive prices. Saylor stated that Bitcoin could reach between $3 million and $49 million in value based on past and new predictions.
By growing its Bitcoin holdings, Strategy develops a distinct company treasury strategy integrating digital assets into its business development plans. The company stays dedicated to Bitcoin because it believes this digital currency will become the primary source of wealth in the future, despite recognizing temporary profitability dips.
