The world’s largest corporate Bitcoin holder isn’t slowing down. Strategy, led by outspoken Bitcoin advocate Michael Saylor, has quietly increased its already massive reserves with another nine-figure addition, reinforcing its dominance in the institutional BTC space.
The company disclosed that it recently purchased 155 BTC for about $18 million, bringing its total holdings to a staggering 628,946 BTC.
That amount represents over 3% of all Bitcoin in existence — an unmatched figure in the corporate world and more than double the stash of its closest competitor.
While the acquisition is modest compared to some of Strategy’s earlier buying sprees, analysts see it as part of a steady, calculated approach.
Rather than attempting to time the market with infrequent, large transactions, the company has been layering in purchases throughout the year, ensuring consistent exposure while reducing volatility risk on individual buys.
This disciplined accumulation has paid off. Strategy’s Bitcoin reserves, acquired for roughly $46 billion, are now worth more than $75 billion at current prices, translating into unrealized gains of around 63%.
Market data from Sentora shows that such aggressive stockpiling has helped push the combined holdings of public and private treasuries to nearly 1.9 million BTC — up sharply from 1.2 million last year.
Saylor, never shy about his bullish stance, often drops cryptic hints on social media before a purchase. His latest post suggested that the company’s commitment to buying Bitcoin is more than a financial strategy — it’s a core belief in the asset’s long-term role in global markets.
Industry observers note that Strategy’s position has grown so large that it now acts as a bellwether for corporate Bitcoin sentiment. As more companies look to diversify their treasuries, Strategy’s performance serves as a high-profile case study in the potential rewards — and risks — of going all-in on digital gold.
