$BTC $SOL #SaylorBTCPurchase Saylor Doubles Down: Strategy Snaps Up $555M in Bitcoin

Michael Saylor’s Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) is going bigger on Bitcoin. The company just acquired 6,556 BTC for a whopping $555.8 million between April 14–20, averaging $84,785 per coin. This move pushes their total holdings to a staggering 538,200 BTC.

Bitcoin Holdings Now Top $36 Billion

Per corporate filings, Strategy has spent $36.47 billion building its Bitcoin war chest at an average cost of $67,766 per coin. It now holds more BTC than any other publicly traded company—leaving MARA Holdings in the dust.

This isn’t a one-off buy either. Two weeks ago, Strategy scooped up another 3,460 BTC for over $280 million. The company’s year-to-date Bitcoin ROI? A healthy 12%.

$20B More in the Pipeline?

Strategy appears far from done. Sources reveal it may raise up to $20 billion via stock sales to fuel further Bitcoin acquisitions. Despite recent sideways price action, the buying pressure remains intense.

And they’re not alone. Institutional appetite is growing. Japan’s Metaplanet recently grabbed 330 BTC ($28M), taking its total stash to 4,855 BTC worth over $500M. Retail powerhouse ANAP also joined the fray with a $70M Bitcoin purchase.

Market Reactions and Stock Surge

Following the latest BTC buy, Strategy’s stock (MSTR) jumped from $317 to $325 in after-hours trading—a nearly 3% gain. The rise coincides with Bitcoin briefly touching $87,600, highlighting MSTR’s strong correlation with crypto prices.

Still, not everyone’s bullish just yet. Analyst Kevin Capital warns BTC needs to break past $89K to confirm a new uptrend. Until then, he urges caution.

But if the crypto keeps climbing, so will Strategy’s stock. Saylor has long maintained that Bitcoin has outperformed nearly every major asset since the company pivoted to its BTC-centric strategy.

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