MicroStrategy said it bought another 430 bitcoin between 11 and 17 August, spending about $51.4 million at an average price of $119,666 per coin. Executive Chairman Michael Saylor disclosed the purchase on 18 August. The latest transaction lifts the business-intelligence company’s stash to 629,376 bitcoin acquired for approximately $46.15 billion, or an average of $73,320 each. At prevailing market prices near $115,000, the trove is valued at roughly $72 billion and represents just over 3% of the cryptocurrency’s total supply. MicroStrategy reports a 25.1% bitcoin yield for 2025 to date. The company, which also bought 155 bitcoin for $18 million earlier this month, continues to use cash flows and capital-markets financing to pursue an aggressive accumulation strategy that has made it the largest corporate holder of the digital asset.
MICHAEL SAYLOR JUST BOUGHT $50 MILLION DOLLARS OF BITCOIN AT $119,666 STRATEGY TOTAL HOLDINGS: $72.40B BTC MSTR IS BULLISH ON BTC https://t.co/LENYVR75oZ
Strategy @MicroStrategy buys another 430 Bitcoin at ave price of $119666 bringing total owned to 629376 $BTC. https://t.co/7KlXd4wSnx
💥BREAKING: THIS WHALE IS BUYING 600 DOLLARS IN BITCOIN EVERY SECOND... THAT’S 450 $BTC WORTH OVER 52 MILLION DOLLARS EVERY DAY WHAT DOES HE KNOW? 👀 https://t.co/SdOLVI52hs