After Bitcoin purchase: Strategy owns more than three percent of all BTC
- As Strategy announced on Monday, the company added 3,081 BTC to its Bitcoin reserve for $356.9 million. The average price is $115,829 per coin, according to a Form 8-K filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
- This brings Strategy's holdings to approximately 632,457 BTC, currently valued at approximately $70 billion. The by far leading Bitcoin treasury firm now owns more than three percent of the total 21 million BTC ever available.
- They were acquired at an average price of $73,527 per Bitcoin, corresponding to a total price of approximately $46.50 billion. This leaves the company with approximately $23.5 billion in unrealized gains.
- Strategy's latest purchase follows two modest purchases of 430 BTC seven days ago and 155 BTC the previous week. With the new purchase, Strategy has acquired 3,666 BTC this month—a significant decrease from the 31,466 BTC purchased in July. In June, the investment volume was 17,075 BTC.
- Recently, however, Bitcoin permabull Michael Saylor faced strong backlash from the Bitcoin community after he lifted a stock issuance policy.
- The company had just introduced a new mNAV framework on July 31, 2025: No new ordinary shares would be issued below an mNAV of 2.5x (market capitalization relative to the net asset value of the BTC held) – exceptions only for the payment of interest and dividends on the (new) preferred shares.
- However, a few weeks later, this commitment was withdrawn. This allows the company to issue new shares at between 1.0 and 2.5 times the mNAV.
Recommended Video: Is Bitcoin the new safe haven? 50+ Insiders Answer!
source
- Form 8-K | SEC