Strategy (MSTR) Continues Building BTC Holdings

Strategy (MSTR) Continues Building BTC Holdings

The purchases last week were made at an average price of $115,829 each and mostly funded via sales of common stock.

Michael Saylor Sparks Buzz With Bitcoin Reference

Michael Saylor, a vocal supporter of Bitcoin and co-founder of Strategy (previously MicroStrategy), has once again gotten the crypto community’s attention with a clever remark on social media. Saylor posted an AI-generated picture on August 25, 2025, that was based on Quentin Tarantino’s 1992 movie Reservoir Dogs.  It showed him in a suit with an orange tie walking through an industrial area. Saylor called himself “Mr. Orange,” which is a refere…

Strategy Expands Treasury To 632K BTC After $357M Bitcoin Purchase

Strategy Inc. disclosed Monday that it scooped up another 3,081 BTC last week, spending about $356.9 million at an average price of roughly $115,829 per coin. This purchase brought its corporate Bitcoin treasury to 632,457 BTC with an aggregate cost basis near $46.50 billion (about $73,527 per BTC). The purchases were reported in a Form 8-K filed with the SEC and in updates the company published to its dashboard. The buy comes amid a short-lived…

Michael Saylor continues to dilute MSTR after modifying promise

Michael Saylor has taken immediate advantage of his modified promise about diluting common shareholders with today’s massive increase in the supply of Strategy, formerly known as MicroStrategy (MSTR). This morning, he announced 875,301 more shares sold of MSTR under his at-the-market (ATM) offering. Those sales would have been prohibited under slide 96 of the company’s original Q2 2025 earnings presentation. For a few weeks, the company stated u…

Strategy Adds $357 Million in Bitcoin After Resuming Common Stock Offerings to Fund BTC Buys

The company modified a policy that was supposed to convey discipline to common stockholders.

Strategy spends $357m on BTC despite recent price dip

Strategy, the world’s largest corporate holder of Bitcoin has yet again added more tokens to its stockpile despite the recent market downturn. The firm on Monday via a filing with the US SEC confirmed that it spent $356.9 million during the weekend to buy more Bitcoin.  According to the filing, Michael Saylor’s business intelligence software company in its latest acquisition bought 3,081 BTC at an average price of $115,829. Meanwhile, Strategy p…