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A prominent treasury company, Strategy, has recently expanded its Bitcoin 
$101,924 holdings by acquiring an additional 705 BTC over the past week. According to the 8-K filing with the SEC, these purchases were made at an average price of $106,495, totaling an expenditure of $75.1 million. Consequently, the value of Strategy’s Bitcoin assets has surpassed $60 billion on paper, acquired with a cost of approximately $40.7 billion. Currently, the company holds 2.8% of Bitcoin’s total supply. On Sunday, founder and chairman Michael Saylor hinted at the acquisition with the statement, “Orange is my favorite color.”
Strategy’s Bitcoin Portfolio Surpasses 581,000 BTC
Funding for Strategy’s recent acquisition came from market sales of the company’s STRK and STRF preferred shares, as part of its “42/42” capital-raising strategy. Last week, the firm sold 353,511 STRK shares and 374,968 STRF shares, raising $36.2 million and $38.4 million, respectively. These sales leave $20.68 billion and $2.05 billion sale limits remaining in the respective programs.
With the average cost per BTC at $70,023, Strategy’s holdings now indicate a paper profit of $19.3 billion. The company’s relatively low debt structure, with no maturities until 2028, allows room for additional acquisitions. Saylor’s critique of “on-chain reserve proof” as a bad idea underscores the firm’s commitment to security. By labeling Bitcoin as “perfected capital” at the Bitcoin 2025 summit in Las Vegas, Saylor continues to draw investor interest.
Corporate Bitcoin Acquisitions Add New Market Dynamics
The model of maintaining Bitcoin in corporate treasuries is spreading beyond Strategy. Last week, Trump Media reported acquiring $2.3 billion worth, GameStop purchased 4,710 BTC for the first time, and PSG confirmed its secret portfolio. Additionally, European broker K33 has announced a plan to buy Bitcoin by raising $6.2 million. Japan’s Metaplanet increased its BTC holdings by 1,088, reaching a total of 8,888 BTC.
Bernstein analysts forecast that firms like Strategy could add $330 billion in Bitcoin to their treasuries over the next five years. This momentum, combined with expectations for a more favorable regulatory environment in the U.S., strengthens the structural impact of institutional demand on prices. Despite Strategy’s $101 billion market cap trading at a premium to its net asset value, some investors are wary. Nevertheless, analysts emphasize the sustainability of its low-debt profile and aggressive capital plans.
