Saylor’s Strategy Bolsters Bitcoin Haul with $99.7M Buy, Eyes 3% of Total Supply

With the most recent purchase of 850 BTC totaling $99.7 million between September 15–21, 2025, Michael Saylor's strategy has sustained its aggressive Bitcoin gathering. With an average purchase price of $117,344 per Bitcoin—the second-highest ever price for the business—this raises Strategy's total holdings to 639,835 BTC, almost 3% of Bitcoin's entire supply. Keeping an average overall cost of $73,971 per Bitcoin across all assets, the acquisition boosted the business's Bitcoin coffers to around $72 billion in present worth. Strategy bought at high prices, but their dollar-cost averaging strategy proved its efficiency over time as their Bitcoin yield year-to-date in 2025 was an astounding 26%.

Common stock sales (80%) and perpetual preferred stock offerings mostly funded this acquisition, consistent with their aggressive "42/42" capital-raising approach aimed $42. Between 2025 and 2027, in billions of dollars worth of securities were issued. Except for critical debt service, the corporation has promised to keep disciplined capital allocation by not issuing common shares less than 2.5 times net asset value. Though the purchase rate has dropped from early in 2025—acquiring only 3,330 BTC in September versus 31,466 BTC in July—this shows Saylor's strategic approach. of constant development independent of market conditions. The company's shares fell 2.5% in premarket trading as Bitcoin fell to around $112,000 following the news.

With holdings comprising around 2% of the total Bitcoin supply, strategy still rules as the biggest corporate holder by a large margin. Saylor says there are no restrictions on their accumulating plans; therefore, the corporation remains the leading corporate treasury vehicle for Bitcoin exposure. Saylor's attendance at a US government round table to forward the BITCOIN Act, which calls for federal acquisition of 1 million Bitcoin over five years, coincides with this recent purchase. Since starting their Bitcoin plan in 2020, Strategy's shares have soared over 3,000%, much beyond Bitcoin itself and leading stock indices, confirming Saylor's belief. Institutional Bitcoin acceptance will make the asset harder and harder to get at existing values.