Strategy Inc. (formerly MicroStrategy) substantially increased its Bitcoin holdings in July 2025 by acquiring an additional 6,220 BTC for nearly $739. 8 million, at an average price of $118,940 per coin. With more than $71. 7 billion in total Bitcoin holdings, this significant buy raised Strategy's holdings to 607,770 BTC, so exceeding the cash reserves of several prominent SandP 500 firms. Made while Bitcoin traded near historic highs over $122,000, this purchase emphasizes Strategy's great faith in the long-term worth of the virtual currency.
By underwriting its Bitcoin acquisitions mostly with capital obtained from stock sales—including common and perpetual preferred shares—Strategy Inc. has changed the institutional investment model. Diverging from conventional treasury management approaches, the business has made Bitcoin its main strategic asset, using shareholder funds for what it believes to be a high-potential investment in "digital sound money. " This approach highlights Strategy's conviction that, rather than only a speculative tool, Bitcoin acts as a basic hedge against the devaluation of fiat currencies.
With a year-to-date Bitcoin yield of 20. 8% as of July 2025, Strategy's performance of its Bitcoin holdings relative to its diluted share count is shown. With an average purchase price for Bitcoin of $71,756 per BTC, the company's more than $28 billion in unrealized profit follows. Institutional and retail investors alike are being affected by this assertive accumulation strategy by Strategy Inc. , which encourages other businesses to investigate Bitcoin for balance sheet diversification and inflation hedging and advances the perspective of Bitcoin as a better treasury reserve asset.


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