While Bitcoin’s price continues to hover above $110,000, Strategy Inc. has once again opened its wallet. The company, helmed by Bitcoin evangelist Michael Saylor, purchased 390 Bitcoin for approximately $43.4 million last week. Average purchase price? A whopping $111,053 per coin. Clearly, Saylor isn’t intimidated by high prices.
Strategy Inc. continues its Bitcoin buying spree, snagging 390 more coins at $111,053 each. Saylor’s conviction remains unshakable despite sky-high prices.
This latest acquisition brings Strategy Inc.’s total Bitcoin holdings to an impressive 640,808 BTC. The company has accumulated these coins at an average cost of about $74,032 each. Do the math – that’s a total investment of roughly $47.44 billion. Not exactly pocket change.
Wall Street noticed. MSTR stock jumped about 3% following the announcement, mirroring Bitcoin’s own price movement during the week leading up to October 26, 2025. The current Bitcoin market price sits around $114,000, depending on which exchange you check. Not a bad short-term gain.
Strategy Inc. has been methodically building its Bitcoin treasury for years. The company’s funding approach is clever – they sell preferred stock to finance these purchases, avoiding dilution of common shares. Smart move. They’ve maintained strong access to capital markets despite operating cash flow remaining negative.
S&P Global recently assigned Strategy Inc. a B- credit rating – the first-ever for a Bitcoin treasury company. The rating outlook? Stable. But let’s be real. The firm’s exposure to Bitcoin volatility remains a significant risk factor in its capital structure. Understanding market capitalization is crucial for evaluating the stability of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin in such large-scale investments.
Analysts currently rate MSTR stock as a “Hold” with a price target near $277. Meanwhile, the company’s Bitcoin yield for 2025 so far stands at 26%. This performance comes despite institutional investors selling $946 million in Bitcoin during the same period. Not too shabby in a traditional investment context.
Saylor continues to broadcast these acquisitions on social platforms, formerly known as Twitter. The message is clear: Bitcoin’s long-term value proposition outweighs short-term price fluctuations. This purchase follows a recent acquisition of 168 BTC for $18.8 million earlier in the quarter. Critics remain skeptical. Saylor remains unfazed. The Bitcoin accumulation strategy marches on.
