Tysons Corner, Virginia – The corporate Bitcoin acquisition spree shows no signs of slowing down. Michael Saylor’s company, Strategy Inc. (formerly MicroStrategy), has announced its latest massive purchase, acquiring an additional 10,624 Bitcoin (BTC) for approximately $962.7 million.1
This aggressive accumulation, completed between December 1 and December 7, 2025, reinforces the company’s position as the world’s largest publicly known corporate holder of the cryptocurrency.
Details of the Latest Acquisition
The acquisition, disclosed in a regulatory filing and confirmed by Executive Chairman Michael Saylor on X (formerly Twitter) on Monday, December 8, 2025, was executed at an average price of $90,615 per Bitcoin.2
The key figures from the latest treasury update are:
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Amount Purchased: 10,624 BTC3
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Total Cost: ~$962.7 million4
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Average Price Per Coin: ~$90,6155
Strategy’s Total Holdings Now Tower at 660,000+ BTC
The newest acquisition pushes Strategy’s total corporate Bitcoin treasury to an unprecedented level, solidifying its identity as a “Bitcoin Treasury Company”.6
| Metric | Pre-Purchase (Dec 1, 2025) | Post-Purchase (Dec 7, 2025) |
| Total BTC Held | 650,000 BTC | 660,624 BTC |
| Total Acquisition Cost | ~$48.4 billion | ~$49.35 billion |
| Overall Average Cost | ~$74,436 per BTC | ~$74,696 per BTC |
| Current Value (Approx.) | ~$59.4 billion | ~$60 billion |
| Unrealized Gain | ~$11 billion | ~$10.6 billion |
With 660,624 BTC now on its balance sheet, Strategy’s holding represents well over 3% of Bitcoin’s total 21 million supply, making it one of the most influential institutional buyers in the crypto ecosystem.7
Funding the Purchase
The nearly billion-dollar purchase was primarily funded through the issuance and sale of the company’s securities, including its Class A common stock (MSTR) and various perpetual preferred stocks.8
Just last week, Strategy sold over 5.1 million MSTR shares, generating approximately $928.1 million in net proceeds, which was then deployed into the Bitcoin market, a practice that has defined the company’s financial strategy since 2020.9
Saylor remains a staunch advocate for Bitcoin, framing the asset as the superior long-term treasury reserve and a hedge against global fiat currency depreciation.10 His continuous buying cycles often act as a significant market signal, reinforcing the institutional adoption narrative for the cryptocurrency.11
