Strategy Acquires 34,164 Bitcoin for $2.54 Billion in Record-Breaking Deal
Michael Saylor’s Strategy (MSTR) bought 34,164 bitcoin last week, a company filing shows. The purchases averaged about $74,395 per coin.
Transaction specifics
The deal cost roughly $2.54 billion in total. After the latest buys, Strategy’s bitcoin holdings stand at 815,061 BTC.
| New coins added | 34,164 BTC |
| Average price (latest buys) | $74,395 per coin |
| Cost of latest purchases | ≈ $2.54 billion |
| Total holdings | 815,061 BTC |
| Total acquisition cost | ≈ $61.56 billion |
| Average cost basis | $75,527 |
Funding and capital moves
Strategy funded part of the purchases with equity offerings. The company raised $2.2 million from preferred stock, Stretch (STRC).
It also raised about $366 million through common stock sales. Those proceeds helped cover the latest bitcoin buys.
Market position and impact
With BTC trading near $75,000, Strategy’s position is roughly at breakeven on aggregate. The firm remains the world’s largest publicly listed bitcoin holder.
Strategy began treating bitcoin as a balance-sheet asset in 2020. The latest accumulation contributes to a record-breaking accumulation trend.
Share price reaction
MSTR shares fell more than 2.5% in pre-market trading after the filing. Investors continue to watch volatility around the company’s bitcoin strategy.
The details come from a Monday filing and were reviewed by Filmogaz.com. Strategy’s move — adding 34,164 bitcoin for roughly $2.54 billion — underscores its continued commitment to BTC.
