Corporate Bitcoin Buying Spree Continues as Strategy Adds 4,225 BTC
Corporate interest in bitcoin (BTC) remains strong, with Strategy (MSTR), the largest publicly traded holder of BTC, expanding its reserves once again.
Last week, Strategy acquired 4,225 BTC for $472.5 million, bringing its total bitcoin holdings to 601,550 BTC. The company has invested $42.87 billion in bitcoin so far, with an average purchase price of $71,268 per coin. At current market levels around $121,500, Strategy’s bitcoin stash is valued at approximately $73 billion.
The company funded the purchase with proceeds from several sources: $330.9 million raised via its at-the-market share sale program, alongside $71.1 million from STRK preferred shares, $55.3 million from STRF preferred shares, and $15 million from STRD preferred shares. Altogether, Strategy generated $472.3 million in net proceeds to finance the latest bitcoin buy. Shares of MSTR rose 2.50% to $445 following the announcement.
Other Companies Grow Bitcoin Treasuries
Several other public companies have also bolstered their bitcoin holdings:
- Sequans (SQNS) purchased 683 BTC, raising its total to 1,053 BTC.
- K33 (K33 AB) acquired 36 BTC, crossing the 100 BTC threshold with 121 BTC held in total.
- Tao Alpha (SATS) entered the bitcoin market with an initial buy of 28.56 BTC.
- The Blockchain Group expanded its holdings by 29 BTC, bringing its treasury to 1,933 BTC.
These moves follow Metaplanet’s recent acquisition of 797 BTC, underscoring a broader trend of increasing corporate participation in the digital asset space.

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