MicroStrategy said it bought 10,100 bitcoin between 9 June and 15 June for approximately $1.05 billion, paying an average of roughly $104,080 per token. Executive Chairman Michael Saylor disclosed the purchase, noting that the company’s bitcoin portfolio has generated a 19.1% year-to-date yield in 2025. The latest acquisition lifts the enterprise-software maker’s total holdings to about 592,100 bitcoin, obtained at a cumulative cost of $41.84 billion, or an average of $70,666 per coin. MicroStrategy remains the largest corporate holder of the cryptocurrency. According to the company, the purchase was financed with proceeds from its recent STRD offering, continuing a strategy of using debt and equity issuance to expand its bitcoin treasury.