Crypto Whale Gobbles Up 1,045 BTC—Portfolio Now Worth $62 Billion

Another day, another nine-figure Bitcoin splurge from the big players. While retail traders sweat over gas fees, this strategy just dropped another truckload of cash into BTC—proving once again that crypto’s rich get richer (and Wall Street still hates FOMO).

Holdings now tip the scales at $62 billion. Guess those 'risky asset' warnings aren’t scaring everyone.

Funny how 'volatile' assets keep printing generational wealth—while traditional finance peddles 2% yield savings accounts. But sure, keep calling it a bubble.

TLDR

• Strategy adds 1,045 BTC for $110.2M, raising total holdings to 582,000 BTC worth over $62B.
• BTC buying funded via preferred shares STRK, STRF, and new STRD; no common stock was sold.
• Unrealized gains hit $21B with a 17.1% YTD return, showing active BTC management.
• Institutional BTC confidence grows as 144 companies hold BTC, with MicroStrategy still leading.
• $84B “42/42” plan backs expansion, reaffirming Bitcoin as a core treasury asset for Strategy.

Strategy has purchased an additional 1,045 BTC for $110.2 million, raising its total holdings to 582,000 BTC. The company’s total Bitcoin investment stands at $40.8 billion, acquired at an average of $70,086 per BTC. As of June 8, 2025, the holdings are valued at over $62 billion, representing around 2.8% of Bitcoin’s total supply.

Strategy Maintains Consistent BTC Accumulation

Strategy executed the purchase between June 2 and June 8, at an average price of $105,426 per bitcoin. The firm used proceeds from at-the-market sales of STRK and STRF preferred shares to finance the acquisition. No common stock sales were reported during this period.

BREAKING: STRATEGY JUST BOUGHT 1,045 MORE #BITCOIN FOR $110 MILLION

HE'S CLOSING IN ON 600,000. UNSTOPPABLE 🔥 pic.twitter.com/sqrN98tNUV

— The bitcoin Historian (@pete_rizzo_) June 9, 2025

The company’s 2025 strategy includes perpetual preferred stock offerings to fund Bitcoin purchases. This approach supplements its broader “42/42” capital raise plan, which targets $84 billion in equity and debt financing. After exhausting equity allocations, the plan replaced an earlier $42 billion strategy.

Strategy also launched a new preferred stock, STRD, with a 10% non-cumulative dividend, to diversify its capital base. STRK and STRF continue offering fixed dividends, helping the company raise non-dilutive funds for BTC buys. These structured instruments have allowed the firm to minimize balance sheet risk while maintaining Bitcoin exposure.

Bitcoin Buys Show Strong Market Confidence

Strategy’s recent purchase follows a 705 BTC buy for $75.1 million completed in late May 2025. The average acquisition cost remains above $105,000 per BTC, reflecting confidence in Bitcoin’s current market trajectory. Bitcoin has stayed above $100,000 in early June despite 2024’s turbulence.

The company has generated approximately $21 billion in unrealized gains from its holdings. These gains represent a 17.1% year-to-date return, suggesting an actively managed strategy rather than passive holding. With continued capital inflows, MicroStrategy remains committed to expanding its Bitcoin position.

Institutional confidence in Bitcoin appears to be strengthening in 2025, led by MicroStrategy’s consistent playbook. The firm’s public disclosures continue to signal long-term confidence in BTC as a treasury asset. Despite market volatility, the strategy remains unchanged and aggressive.

Strategy Model Influences Corporate BTC Adoption

There are now 144 companies with some level of Bitcoin treasury exposure, with 114 of them publicly listed. In 2025, new adopters include Tether-backed Twenty One, TRUMP Media, K33, GameStop, and Nakamoto. These firms are following MicroStrategy’s example of integrating Bitcoin into corporate finance.

Strategy remains the largest corporate Bitcoin holder globally, maintaining its leadership in digital asset treasury management. The company’s yield-focused approach and disciplined financing distinguish it from newer entrants. Other firms still explore cautiously, but Strategy’s commitment sets a benchmark.

With over $62 billion in BTC on its books, MicroStrategy continues to shape the institutional Bitcoin narrative. Its repeated acquisitions reinforce the message that Bitcoin is more than a hedge—it is part of a digital financial framework. Corporate strategies may evolve, but MicroStrategy’s aggressive Bitcoin stance continues to drive the conversation forward.