Michael Saylor, who introduced the crypto reserve strategy to the world, has been accumulating Bitcoin (BTC) 
$78,323 through his company since 2020. The combined total BTC reserve held by ETFs, DeFi companies, public companies, and governments has now surpassed 3.67 million BTC. Considering the maximum supply is 21 million, the significance of this figure becomes clearer. But what was the volume of the latest acquisition?
Cryptocurrency Reserve Strategy
Between August 11-17, the company purchased 430 BTC at an average cost of $119,666, spending $51.4 million. The income from these BTC assets exceeded 25% in 2025. As of yesterday, the total assets held by the company surpassed 629,376. The company continues to raise its cost base at an average cost of $73,320 for its assets, and the amount spent on acquisitions has exceeded $46.15 billion.
Value and Growth
The company’s total reserve value has exceeded $72 billion, gaining over $26 billion from these acquisitions. Moreover, as the company’s value continues to grow exponentially, its shares have also become more valuable. The up-to-date reserves of the company following Michael Saylor’s lead are listed as follows:
MARA holds 50,639 BTC, XXI holds 43,514 BTC, and BSTC holds 30,021 BTC. Additionally, Bullish holds 24,000 BTC, Riot holds 19,239 BTC, and Trump Media holds 15,000 BTC. This illustrates the growing accumulation of BTC across various entities.
This trend of increasing Bitcoin reserves highlights the strategic importance of BTC in financial portfolios. The rise in BTC holdings by both companies and investors reflects a significant shift towards cryptocurrency as a key asset. Therefore, it is crucial to monitor these trends to understand the evolving financial strategies involving cryptocurrency reserves.
