MicroStrategy has acquired an additional 6,220 Bitcoin through its strategic entity, marking another bold move in the company’s long-standing accumulation strategy.
Saylor adds $734 million in Bitcoin
The purchase, confirmed via SEC filings, totals $734,270,938 at an average price of approximately $118,940 per BTC. With this latest acquisition, MicroStrategy now holds 607,770 BTC, reinforcing its position as the largest corporate Bitcoin holder in the world.
The buy was funded through recent equity offerings, including both common and preferred stock. The company raised over $736 million, which was then allocated almost entirely to this new Bitcoin tranche.
Market reacts to aggressive positioning
Bitcoin continues to trade near $118,000, and the company’s move has been interpreted by analysts as a renewed vote of confidence in Bitcoin’s long-term trajectory. The acquisition alone represents nearly 0.03% of all BTC ever to exist, and more than 3% of the current liquid supply.
MicroStrategy’s total holdings now exceed $71.9 billion in nominal value, based on current market prices.
A model for institutional accumulation?
Michael Saylor’s consistent strategy has served as a blueprint for dozens of institutions exploring digital assets as treasury alternatives. His firm’s combined holdings now surpass those of entire national reserves, highlighting the scale of Bitcoin’s corporate adoption.
The company’s share price rose in pre-market trading following the announcement, once again showing the strong correlation between Bitcoin and MicroStrategy stock movements.
Sources: CoinTelegraph, Bloomberg, Blockchain.News, Bitbo, SEC Filings
Date of reporting: July 21, 2025
