Michael Saylor Doubles Down: MicroStrategy Snags 155 Bitcoin Amid Market Turmoil
Another day, another nine-figure bet on Bitcoin from the OG corporate hodler.
MicroStrategy just dropped its latest quarterly earnings report—and buried in the filings was a bombshell: 155 more BTC added to its now-legendary treasury reserve. At current prices, that's roughly $10 million worth of digital gold scooped up while retail investors panic-sold.
Why This Move Matters
Saylor's company now holds over 200,000 BTC—making it the largest corporate Bitcoin whale on the planet. This latest purchase signals unshakable conviction while traditional finance CEOs still dismiss crypto as 'a scam.'
The Bigger Picture
While banks pay 0.01% interest on savings accounts, MicroStrategy's Bitcoin position has appreciated over 300% since 2020. Maybe 'irresponsible speculation' looks different when you're the one holding the bags full of profit.
One thing's clear: In the game of corporate treasury chess, Saylor just moved his queen while everyone else is still learning how the pawns work.
A Record-Breaking Bitcoin Balance Sheet
Following this latest purchase, Strategy’s total Bitcoin holdings now stand at 628,946 BTC. The company’s cumulative investment in Bitcoin amounts to roughly $46.10 billion, translating to an average purchase price of $73,288 per bitcoin.

These figures cement Strategy’s position as the largest publicly traded corporate holder of Bitcoin by a wide margin. The company’s Bitcoin yield for the year-to-date in 2025 is an impressive 25%, reflecting strong gains in the asset’s market value this year.
Why This Acquisition Stands Out
The timing of this acquisition stands out, as Bitcoin prices have surged in 2025, driven by institutional adoption, increased integration into traditional financial markets, and macroeconomic factors such as persistent inflation and currency debasement fears. Buying at over $116,000 per Bitcoin shows Strategy’s confidence in further upside potential.
Saylor has repeatedly stated that Bitcoin represents “digital gold” and a superior form of money. His strategy has been to convert a large portion of Strategy’s balance sheet into Bitcoin, financing some purchases through debt and equity offerings. This latest MOVE suggests that Saylor sees continued strength in the market, despite already substantial gains this year.
Market Implications and Investor Reactions
Strategy’s Bitcoin accumulation has made its stock a proxy for Bitcoin exposure among traditional equity investors. Following previous purchase announcements, MSTR shares have often mirrored Bitcoin’s price movements, rising as sentiment around the cryptocurrency improves.
Investors and analysts will be watching closely to see how this additional purchase affects both the company’s market valuation and its future financial results. With over $46 billion in Bitcoin on its books, Strategy’s fortunes are increasingly tied to the performance of the world’s largest cryptocurrency.