Corporate Bitcoin giant Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) has once again increased its crypto holdings, acquiring 4,980 BTC for $531.9 million between June 23 and June 29, 2025. According to documents filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the purchase was funded through a new round of securities sales, including 1.35 million class A MSTR shares, 276,071 STRK, and 284,225 STRF shares.
The average price per bitcoin in this tranche was $106,801—below the prevailing market rate, reflecting strategic execution in a volatile market. Michael Saylor, Strategy’s founder and former CEO, noted that the firm now holds 2.84% of all circulating bitcoin, totaling 597,325 BTC.
BTC/USDT price action on Binance — June 2025 (Source: TradingView)Strategy’s Bitcoin Portfolio Surpasses $64 Billion
At a market price of $107,732, Strategy’s BTC treasury is now valued at $64.35 billion. The company’s overall average acquisition price stands at $70,982 per BTC, yielding an unrealized profit of approximately $21.9 billion. Annualized returns on the company’s bitcoin capital injection have reached 19.7%, according to Saylor’s official statement.
The aggressive accumulation strategy cements Strategy’s position as one of the largest institutional bitcoin holders globally. The company’s ownership represents a significant share—2.84%—of the current 21 million BTC maximum supply, further solidifying the narrative of growing corporate interest in bitcoin as a reserve asset.
“42/42” Plan: Path Toward $84 Billion in BTC Holdings
In early June 2025, Strategy announced the upcoming issuance of an additional share class, STRD, aiming to raise around $980 million in new capital. This move is part of the company’s ambitious “42/42” plan—an initiative to reach $84 billion in bitcoin investments by the end of 2027, leveraging both debt and equity capital. If successful, Strategy’s bitcoin portfolio could soon represent an even larger portion of the global circulating supply.
With each acquisition, Strategy reinforces its reputation as the most aggressive public company bet on bitcoin, outpacing rivals and further integrating digital assets into corporate treasury models.