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Michael Saylor’s Strategy has announced a fresh expansion of its Bitcoin treasury, with another 155 BTC being added to its holdings.
In a new post on X, Strategy co-founder and chairman Michael Saylor has revealed the latest purchase completed by the company. The buy, involving a sum of 155 BTC, has come after a break from accumulation last week.
Like is usually the case, Saylor hinted at the acquisition a day in advance, writing on X on Sunday: “if you don’t stop buying Bitcoin, you won’t stop making Money.”
According to the filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Strategy bought the coins in the week between August 4th and 10th at an average price of $116,401. This means that the 155 tokens cost the firm around $18 million.
This is a relatively modest purchase for the company. As the chart shared by CryptoQuant community analyst Maartunn shows, the buy is much smaller than the last few acquisitions.
The previous buy, made toward the end of last month, was especially larger. It involved a massive 21,021 BTC and was the largest purchase by the company in eight months.
After the latest acquisition, Strategy owns 628,946 BTC, purchased for $46.09 billion. At the current exchange rate, this stack is worth $75.17 billion, meaning that the firm is sitting on a profit of about 63%.
There are currently over 19.9 million tokens of the cryptocurrency in circulation, implying that the company’s holdings alone account for around 3.16% of the total supply.
In an X post, institutional DeFi solutions provider Sentora (formerly IntoTheBlock) has shared a chart for the top 10 companies and governments ranked up based on their Bitcoin holdings.
As is apparent from the above graph, Strategy far outweighs all governments and companies in terms of Bitcoin holdings, with the closest competitor being the US.
In another post, Sentora has shared another insight related to BTC treasuries, this one focused on the growth that they have seen since the start of 2024.
“The amount of Bitcoin held in treasuries has been increasing steadily in recent years, from a combined amount of 1.2 million Bitcoin in 2024 to over 1.86 million bitcoin in August of 2025,” notes the analytics firm. Strategy alone makes up for a third of this amount.
Bitcoin has erased some of its recent recovery over the past day as its price has retraced back to the $119,700 mark.
