Strategy Signals Third Bitcoin Treasury Buy in August: Corporate Reserves Pile In

Another major player just doubled down on digital gold—adding their third Bitcoin purchase this month alone.

Corporate Treasury Onslaught

August isn’t even over, and we’re already seeing a third strategic Bitcoin allocation from the same entity. No hesitation—just consistent accumulation.

Why Stack Now?

Institutional moves like this aren’t random. They signal deepening conviction in Bitcoin as a non-sovereign store of value—especially while traditional finance still frets over basis points and bond yields.

Timing or Trust?

Three buys in one month screams tactical positioning, not just casual interest. Maybe they know something the Fed doesn’t—or maybe they’re just tired of watching fiat depreciate in real time.

Look, it’s not like holding cash was ever a winning strategy—unless you’re a bank charging fees for the privilege.

Strategy’s accumulating approach

August’s acquisitions have been modest by Strategy’s historical standards, as the company typically purchases thousands or even tens of thousands of BTC per transaction.

So far this month, only 585 BTC have been acquired in two separate deals, yet Strategy remains the leading public company in terms of bitcoin reserves by a wide margin.

For more on Strategy’s historical and current holdings, see the MicroStrategy bitcoin holdings tracker.

Impact on the bitcoin market

Shirish Jajodia, corporate treasurer, recently emphasized that Strategy’s buying methods do not directly affect the bitcoin market price.

The company acquires coins through over-the-counter transactions and private deals, avoiding spot exchanges. Jajodia stated:

“Bitcoin’s trading volume is over $50 billion in any 24 hours — that’s huge volume. So, if you are buying $1 billion over a couple of days, it’s not actually moving the market that much.”

Stock performance under pressure

Despite its ongoing bitcoin accumulation, Strategy’s share price has experienced volatility, dropping to its lowest levels since April 2025 before rebounding slightly.

This mirrors a broader trend among bitcoin treasury companies during the second half of the year.

For a comparative view of Strategy’s stock versus bitcoin, see the MSTR stock vs bitcoin chart.

The broader corporate trend

Strategy’s continued acquisitions and advocacy have helped spark a trend of corporate bitcoin adoption, with other firms and institutional investors increasingly viewing bitcoin as a treasury reserve asset.