A prominent American company recently announced a significant increase in its Bitcoin holdings, totaling 818,869 BTC after acquiring an additional 535 BTC. This positions the firm among the largest institutional holders of Bitcoin globally, holding approximately 3.9% of the cryptocurrency’s total supply.
How Was the Latest Acquisition Funded?
Recent filings with the US Securities and Exchange Commission reveal that the firm invested around $43 million in this latest acquisition. The purchase was carried out at an average rate of $80,340 per Bitcoin. Funding came from the sale of ordinary and preferred stock, with Class A shares under the ticker MSTR playing a pivotal role. The company has structured public shelf programs for different preferred shares, considerably enhancing its financial flexibility.
Additionally, there has been a move to modify the frequency of dividend payments for STRC preferred shares from monthly to biweekly, aiming to improve reinvestment speed and liquidity.
What Do the Numbers Say?
The company’s total investment in Bitcoin now stands at $61.9 billion, with an average acquisition cost of $75,540 per BTC. When Bitcoin prices rise above $81,000, the portfolio valuation edges closer to $66.5 billion, highlighting paper profitability during those periods. As per CryptoAppsy data, elevated Bitcoin pricing has enhanced the company’s portfolio value significantly.
Michael Saylor, a key figure within the company, hinted at a possible future sale of a small portion of its Bitcoin assets should there be pressing cash flow requirements. However, he emphasized the organization’s enduring commitment to expanding its Bitcoin reserves over time.
“In times like these, even if a single Bitcoin is sold, we would buy 10 or 20 more. If you spend your Bitcoin, you should replace what you used,” shared Saylor.
The firm is one of numerous enterprises globally holding Bitcoin in their corporate reserves. Presently, 196 publicly traded companies engage in similar strategies. Yet, many have suffered valuation drops since summer 2025.
The company’s MSTR shares, despite gaining 9.8% last week, are still down about 59% from their peak levels. Its current price-to-book ratio stands at 1.04, as shares recently closed at $187 each.
