$2.5B Bitcoin Power Move: Strategic Treasury Loads 21,021 BTC in Bold Post-IPO Play
Wall Street meets the blockchain—with a $2.5 billion flex. A secretive strategy just funneled fresh IPO capital into Bitcoin’s cold storage, snapping up 21,021 BTC in one audacious sweep.
The ‘Stretch’ Heard Round Crypto
Forget dollar-cost averaging. This playbook reads like a hedge fund’s fever dream: take IPO proceeds, bypass traditional asset allocations, and go all-in on digital gold. The move smacks of either genius or desperation—pick your narrative.
Treasury 2.0: Stacking Sats on Steroids
While corporate treasuries still debate Bitcoin allocations over golf carts, this entity just parked a Brinks truck at Coinbase. The 21,021 BTC haul mirrors the kind of round-number vanity typically reserved for yacht purchases or VC funding rounds.
Finance traditionalists will clutch their pearls. Bitcoin maxis will screenshot the transaction hash like it’s the Mona Lisa. Either way—the game’s changed. Again.
*‘Diversification is for people who like mediocre returns’—anonymous crypto whale, probably.*
BTC ▼-0.73% accumulation, and Michael Saylor is still going max leverage. This might just redefine how corporate treasury is done.
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Strategy Monster Play and BTC is the Endgame
Let’s not sugarcoat this, Strategy just pulled a monster move. The “Stretch” IPO was originally pegged for $500 million but exploded in demand, closing out at $2.52 billion raised from 28,011,111 shares at $90 a piece. After fees, they walked away with $2.474 billion in cold, hard cash.
And Strategy simply dragged to the max the indicator and clicked the buy button for all that money, and acquired 21,021 BTC. The average price of execution is $117,256 per coin. And this looks more and more like a full pivot into a Bitcoin-first business model.
BREAKING
Strategy bought 21,021 Bitcoin for ~$2.46 billion at
They now own 628,791 $BTC pic.twitter.com/eGr5unrNys
— Quinten | 048.eth (@QuintenFrancois) July 30, 2025
With the STRC stock now trading under Nasdaq’s Global Select Market, it’s designed for income-focused investors with up to 9% monthly dividends. Also, for low-volatility angle for those who want BTC exposure without riding the spot market rollercoaster. Strategy’s previous preferred stock classes (STRK, STRF, STRD) paid quarterly. This one will be monthly and aggressively yield-focused.
Strategy’s enterprise analytics division pulled $459.28 million in revenue over the last 12 months with 70.95% gross margins. But the spotlight is on that $46.08 billion PnL bitcoin stack.
This MOVE further cements Strategy as the corporate Bitcoin godfather. With shares now live and Saylor tweeting like he just conquered Rome, we might be watching the future of corporate finance evolve in real-time.
#Bitcoin is a swarm of cyber hornets serving the goddess of wisdom, feeding on the fire of truth, exponentially growing ever smarter, faster, and stronger behind a wall of encrypted energy.
— Michael Saylor (@saylor) September 18, 2020
628k Bitcoin $73k Average Cost – Strategy Isn’t Slowing Down
With this latest haul, Strategy’s sitting on 628,791 BTC, and that stash has an average cost of $73,277. At current prices around $117k per Bitcoin, that’s a paper gain worth billions and a 25% YTD treasury yield for 2025. That is not just good; it’s absurdly bullish for a corporate balance sheet.
Between the 14th and 20th of July, Strategy raised another $740.3 million from four different security classes. They’ve got $21 billion per class authorized under their issuance program. That’s a war chest big enough to keep buying BTC on every dip …. and some tops.
The company basically turned itself into a hybrid of an enterprise software business and a Bitcoin-backed ETF. Except they’re using equity and preferred shares instead of a BlackRock-style structure.
Simple Strategy at MicroStrategy pic.twitter.com/cN0ZYnBz9E
— JK (@jonbking) July 29, 2025
Many critics are screaming “overexposure”, but they’ve been doing that since BTC was under $20k. Looks like Michael Saylor isn’t here to diversify. He is here to concentrate and dominate. Saylor’s even said STRC was designed to offer a “stable” income stream to investors while still letting the company go full degen on BTC.
