#SaylorBTCPurchase Latest Update: Strategy’s Bitcoin Purchase Activity

Recently Reported Acquisition

Strategy acquired 4,048 BTC for approximately $BTC 449.3 million between August 25 and early September (Monday), at an average price of around $BTC 110,981 per BTC.

This brings total BTC holdings to about 636,505 coins, with a cumulative purchase cost of about $BTC 46.95 billion, at an average cost of approximately $73,765 per coin.

August Accumulation Summary

Strategy’s total Bitcoin purchases for August hit 7,714 BTC, down from a prolific July haul of over 31,466 BTC.

Earlier in August, the company made smaller acquisitions: 430 BTC and 155 BTC, as part of its continued accumulation strategy.

Context & Strategy

Michael Saylor and Strategy continue their aggressive Bitcoin accumulation plan, consistently financing purchases through equity and preferred share offerings such as MSTR, STRK, STRF, and STRD.

The firm is scaling its ambition: moving from the “21/21” plan to a more expansive “42/42” strategy—targeting $84 billion in capital to fund Bitcoin acquisitions by 2027.

Despite some investor concerns over share dilution when issuing new equity at lower valuation multiples, Strategy maintains its bullish stance, with Saylor often tweeting phrases like “Bitcoin is still on sale” to signal buying opportunities.

Market Reaction & Broader Trends

While Strategy’s stock sometimes reacts negatively—dropping ~4.3% after recent purchases—this aligns with Bitcoin’s own volatility, which briefly fell from $114K to around $112K recently.

Strategy remains the largest public company holder of Bitcoin, part of a growing trend where over 130 public entities now hold BTC collectively worth over $87 billion (~3.2% of crypto’s total supply).

The transformation from a BI software firm to a Bitcoin treasury company reflects Saylor’s long-term vision—as highlighted in profiles noting this shift started in 2020 and dramatically reshaped the firm’s strategy.

Total BTC Holdings: ~636,505 coins (≈ $70B value