Strategy, formerly known as MicroStrategy, is continuing its aggressive Bitcoin accumulation. The company has added another 3,459 BTC to its treasury, spending approximately $285.8 million between April 7 and April 13.
Saylor’s Firm Buys Big — Again
In a recent regulatory filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Strategy confirmed the latest purchase. The company used proceeds from selling nearly 960,000 MSTR shares to fund the acquisition.
On April 14, co-founder Michael Saylor shared the update on X, noting that the average buy-in price was around $82,618 per BTC. Since the beginning of 2025, Strategy has achieved a BTC yield of 11.4%, reflecting growth in Bitcoin per share.
Holdings Now Total Over 531K BTC
This newest purchase brings Strategy’s total Bitcoin holdings to a massive 531,644 BTC. The company has now spent nearly $36 billion on Bitcoin at an average price of $67,556 per coin.
Even though Bitcoin hasn’t yet reclaimed the $100,000 milestone, Strategy remains confident in its long-term value.
Balancing Growth With Financial Pressure
However, this bold Bitcoin strategy comes with financial challenges. Strategy is carrying about $8 billion in debt and has $35 million in annual interest payments. On top of that, the firm owes $150 million in yearly dividends.
The company recently signaled that it might have to sell some of its Bitcoin if it fails to raise additional funds through equity or debt offerings.
For Q1, Strategy expects to report an unrealized loss of nearly $6 billion. That said, it also anticipates a potential $1.69 billion tax benefit.
Final Thoughts
The Strategy Bitcoin purchase reflects the company’s unwavering belief in Bitcoin as a long-term asset. Despite rising debt and market uncertainty, Strategy continues to solidify its position as the world’s largest corporate holder of BTC.
With more than half a million BTC on the books, Strategy’s approach could shape how public companies view digital assets going forward.
