Michael Saylor’s Strategy Adds 6,220 Bitcoin Amid Market Surge
Strategy has deepened its Bitcoin treasury last week, securing an additional 6,220 BTC as prices touched new highs.
Strategy has deepened its Bitcoin treasury last week, securing an additional 6,220 BTC as prices touched new highs.
According to a filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission on Monday, the company acquired the new Bitcoin stash for approximately $739.8 million. The purchase was made at an average price of $118,940 per BTC, slightly below Bitcoin’s peak above $122,000 last Monday. Over the week, Bitcoin saw an intraweek low of $116,000 before stabilising around $118,000, based on CoinGecko data.

This latest acquisition has expanded Strategy’s total Bitcoin holdings to a staggering 607,770 BTC, accumulated at an average purchase price of $71,756 per coin. The company’s cumulative investment in Bitcoin now stands at roughly $43.6 billion.
Meanwhile, Strategy also filed for proposed securities sales last week. The filing revealed that Wei-Ming Shao, the firm’s senior executive vice president, offloaded another 10,900 shares of Strategy (MSTR) stock for about $4.9 million. This follows Shao’s sale of $25.7 million worth of MSTR shares the previous week.
Strategy continues to double down on its long-term Bitcoin strategy despite market volatility, cementing its position as the largest corporate holder of the digital asset.
Notably in May, Michael Saylor criticized the growing trend among institutions to publish onchain proof-of-reserves, warning that it introduces significant security vulnerabilities. Speaking at a side event during the Bitcoin 2025 conference in Las Vegas, Saylor called the practice “a bad idea,”
In April, Bitcoin surged past $94,700 as Strategy continues an aggressive buying spree that analysts describe as “synthetically halving” Bitcoin’s supply. According to Adam Livingston, Bitcoin analyst and author of The Bitcoin Age and The Great Harvest, Strategy has purchased more than half of the newly minted Bitcoin supply monthly despite mounting debt pressure.
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