The Bitcoin rate has temporarily fallen below the 108,000 US dollar mark, but Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) cannot be detected. In a new X-Post, Michael Saylor announces that his company has acquired 4,048 BTC for almost 450 million US dollars.
With the most recent post-purchase of strategy, the average price is 110,981 US dollars per Bitcoin. Thus, the leading treasury company was able to expand its BTC stocks with at least a 12 percent discount compared to the all-time high.
As usual, Saylor had already posted his BTC tracker at the weekend before the announcement of the purchase. He wrote: “Bitcoin is still on sale.”
As the largest corporate bitcoin holder in the world, Strategy already has 636,505 BTC with a total value of more than 70 billion dollars. By comparison, MARA Holdings, the second-placed in the ranking, must be satisfied with “moderate” 50,639 BTC.
For the current year 2025, Saylor calls a BTC yield of 25.7 percent. This is the ratio of strategy-held bitcoin to the number of MSTR shares issued. Each shareholder therefore indirectly holds 25.7 percent more BTC.
Nevertheless, the strategy management earned criticism after a change in the share issuance guidelines two weeks ago. Because new MSTR shares may now be issued below 2.5 times the net asset value (NAV), sceptics fear diluting their shares.
The MSTR share price is on the market at 334 US dollars, 3 percent lower than last week. Since the beginning of September 2024, however, the Strategy share has clearly outperformed the BTC course, with a total return of over 170 percent.
In the long-term Saylor wants to use Strategy to control a Nakamoto (equivalent to 1,000,000 BTC). If it is right with its ambitious Bitcoin price forecast, MSTR could become the most valuable company in the world by 2045.