MicroStrategy Doubles Down: Snaps Up 4,225 BTC in $472.5M Power Move—Portfolio Now Tops $74B

Bitcoin’s ultimate corporate cheerleader strikes again. MicroStrategy just dropped another half-billion on BTC—because why diversify when you can YOLO into digital gold?

The Numbers Don’t Lie

4,225 fresh coins. $472.5 million spent. A war chest now worth over $74 billion. Michael Saylor’s spreadsheet must look like a Bond villain’s dream.

Wall Street’s Still Scratching Its Head

Meanwhile, traditional finance bros are too busy calculating PE ratios to notice their lunch getting eaten. Spoiler: the ‘T’ in BTC doesn’t stand for ‘tulips.’

One thing’s clear—while banks fiddle with fractional reserves, MicroStrategy’s playing a different game entirely. No hedges. Just HODL.

Key Takeaways

• Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) acquires 4,225 BTC in a single week for $472.5 million.
• The company's total bitcoin holdings now reach 601,550 BTC with a $42.87 billion cost basis.
• Recent purchases were funded through ATM programs involving sales of MSTR, STRK, STRF, and STRD shares.

MicroStrategy, operating under the new name “Strategy,” disclosed a major Bitcoin acquisition, adding 4,225 BTC between July 7 and July 13, 2025.

The company spent a total of $472.5 million on this purchase, paying an average of $111,827 per bitcoin, according to its July 14 SEC 8-K filing.

New all-time highs

The announcement coincided with bitcoin reaching new all-time highs, climbing above $123,000, supported by growing institutional inflows and concerns over the U.S. dollar and deficit.

The filing detailed the acquisition:

“On July 14, 2025, Strategy announced updates with respect to its bitcoin holdings: 4,225 BTC acquired… aggregate purchase price $472.5 million… average purchase price $111,827.”

This latest buy brings Strategy’s cumulative bitcoin holdings to 601,550 BTC, at a total purchase cost of $42.87 billion and an average price of $71,268 per coin.

The company remains the largest public corporate holder of bitcoin, far outpacing other firms listed on the bitcoin treasuries leaderboard.

Funding

Funding for this latest accumulation came from proceeds of several at-the-market (ATM) equity programs, involving the sale of MSTR, STRK, STRF, and STRD shares.

Strategy’s aggressive purchasing streak continues to draw attention amid a period of intensified Bitcoin price activity and increased institutional engagement.