Bitcoin Giant Strategy Adds $22M to Massive 640K BTC Hoard
Strategy has quietly expanded its already massive crypto reserves with a fresh $22.1 million purchase, even as the broader market grappled with price pressure below the $110,000 mark last week.
According to a recent U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filing, the company acquired an additional 196 BTC during the week ending Sunday. The coins were purchased at an average price of approximately $113,048 each, bringing the firm’s total Bitcoin trove to an eye-catching 640,031 BTC. The overall investment in this digital stash now stands near $47.35 billion, translating to an average cost basis of about $73,983 per coin.
While the purchase reinforces the company’s long-term conviction in Bitcoin as a strategic treasury asset, the size of the acquisition is notably smaller than its historic buys. In recent months, the organization has steadily tapered its weekly purchasing volumes, reflecting a more measured approach as market conditions remain volatile and institutional sentiment adjusts to shifting macroeconomic signals.
Bitcoin’s price action added extra context to the move. Early in the week, BTC hovered above $112,000 but slid below $110,000 by Thursday, creating what many see as a favorable entry point for dollar-cost averaging. This timing aligns with the company’s practice of accumulating during dips, reinforcing its reputation as a steadfast accumulator regardless of short-term market turbulence.
The firm’s leadership has expressed optimism about Bitcoin’s trajectory into the year’s end, citing growing institutional participation and the potential for renewed bullish momentum once current macroeconomic headwinds ease. While the latest buy may be modest compared to past headline-grabbing acquisitions, it underscores a consistent strategy: steady, disciplined accumulation with an eye on Bitcoin’s long-term value rather than immediate price swings.
With over 640,000 BTC now locked in its coffers, the company remains the world’s largest publicly recognized holder of Bitcoin—a position that continues to shape market dynamics and highlights the enduring appeal of the cryptocurrency as a reserve asset.