On Monday, Strategy's chairman Michael Saylor reported that his firm added another batch of Bitcoin (BTC) to its treasury assets. With this latest purchase, the company's total reserve now stands at 555,450 BTC, which is currently valued at $52.4 billion based on current market rates.
Strategy adds more Bitcoins
Strategy, formerly known as Microstrategy, continues its methodical accumulation of Bitcoin to deepen its reserve strategy. A small hint emerged on Sunday when Saylor shared a chart showing each past purchase. By Monday, rumors were confirmed when Saylor stated:
MSTR acquired 1,895 BTC for ~180.3 million dollars, at ~95,167 dollars per Bitcoin, and achieved a BTC yield of 14.0% year-to-date as of 2025. As of 4/5/2025, we hold 555,450 BTC, purchased for ~38.08 billion dollars, at ~68,550 dollars per Bitcoin.
This reserve is the largest holding of Bitcoin among public companies and is currently valued at $52.4 billion at current rates. The BTC reserve from Strategy is second only to the IBIT exchange fund managed by Blackrock. IBIT holds 614,639.40 BTC, leaving Strategy's reserves at 59,189.40 BTC less than the current amount of the fund.
By excessively acquiring, the firm increasingly resembles the digital age of sovereign reserve storage, blurring the traditional distinctions between treasury management and speculative confidence. This latest step could inspire colleagues to rethink Bitcoin not as a fleeting game, but as a durable monetary anchor, quietly changing how companies interact with capital and the preservation of values.