STRATEGY'S LATEST BITCOIN ACQUISITION MARKS SMALLEST PURCHASE On RECORD
Strategy's latest Bitcoin acquisition is its smallest on record, suggesting a potential shift in its investment approach amid ongoing market fluctuations.
According to Cointelegraph, Strategy—the largest publicly traded corporate holder of Bitcoin—has announced its smallest Bitcoin purchase to date. On March 17, the company revealed that it had acquired 130 BTC for roughly $10.7 million, averaging about $82,981 per Bitcoin. This purchase was financed through the "STRK ATM," a newly launched initiative designed to raise up to $21 billion for further Bitcoin investments.
This latest acquisition represents the smallest single purchase since Strategy first entered the Bitcoin market in August 2020, when it bought 21,454 BTC for $250 million. With this addition, the company and its subsidiaries now collectively hold 499,226 BTC. The total cost of these holdings stands at approximately $33.1 billion, with an average acquisition price of around $66,360 per BTC, factoring in all associated costs. Strategy is now just 774 BTC away from reaching the significant milestone of 500,000 BTC in total holdings.
Despite Bitcoin recently dipping below $80,000—its lowest price in months—Strategy’s latest acquisition is noticeably smaller than its past purchases. Previously, its smallest acquisition was 169 BTC in August 2024. So far in 2025, the company has accumulated 51,656 BTC across seven disclosed transactions. However, its Bitcoin yield currently sits at 6.9%, falling short of its 15% target for the year.
This is a developing story, and further updates will be provided as more details emerge.