Strategy Adds 168 Bitcoin to Holdings, Skips MSTR Issuance for Third Week in a Row

Strategy, the parent company of MicroStrategy, acquired 168 Bitcoin, bringing its total to 640,418 BTC. The purchases cost $18.8 million at an average of $112,051 per coin and were funded through the sale of preferred stock under its ATM programs. For the third consecutive week, Strategy did not draw on its ATM program for MSTR, leaving the $15.91 billion of remaining capacity unchanged. MSTR is up 4.7% from Friday's close.

MicroStrategy’s parent company, Strategy, has once again expanded its Bitcoin holdings by acquiring 168 BTC, bringing its total to 640,418 BTC. The purchases, which cost $18.8 million at an average price of $112,051 per coin, were funded through the sale of preferred stock under its ATM programs Michael Saylor’s Strategy Continues Bitcoin Buying Spree, Purchasing $18,800,000 in BTC^[1]. This marks the third consecutive week that Strategy has not drawn on its ATM program for MSTR, leaving the $15.91 billion of remaining capacity unchanged.

The acquisition follows Strategy’s aggressive accumulation strategy, which aims to increase its Bitcoin holdings to represent a significant portion of the total Bitcoin supply. As of the latest purchase, Strategy’s Bitcoin stash represents over 3% of Bitcoin’s total 21 million supply Strategy (MSTR) Stock: Company Now Holds Over 3% of Bitcoin After Latest $18.8M Buy^[2].

The company’s stock, MSTR, saw a 4.7% increase from Friday's close following the announcement. However, it remains down 3.4% year-to-date compared to Bitcoin’s 14.3% gain. The stock traded as high as $455 earlier in 2025, but current levels represent a 36% decline from these peaks.

Strategy’s Bitcoin stash has yielded a 26.0% year-to-date return, tracking the company’s Bitcoin returns separate from stock performance. This strong performance underscores the potential of Bitcoin as a long-term store of value and a hedge against inflation.

The company’s latest Bitcoin purchase brings its total acquisition costs to approximately $47.4 billion, with an average price of $74,010 per Bitcoin. This significant investment highlights Strategy’s commitment to Bitcoin as a core part of its treasury strategy.