Strategy resumed Bitcoin purchases after a week-long pause.
Strategy Corporation, the largest public holder of the world's first cryptocurrency, has resumed Bitcoin (BTC) purchases after a hiatus. According to a report, from October 6 to 12, the company purchased 220 BTC worth approximately $27.2 million at an average price of $123,561 per coin.
The total amount of digital gold in reserves reached 640,250 BTC, purchased for a total of $47.38 billion at an average price of about $74,000.
Return to accumulation
Last week, the company temporarily suspended acquisitions due to a lack of capital raised through share sales. The pause raised questions among observers, as Saylor typically posts regular updates on acquisitions.
However, as he noted earlier, the company adheres to a long-term storage strategy and does not intend to reduce its positions.
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“No new orange dots this week – just a $9 billion reminder why we HODL,” Saylor wrote.
In its most recent transaction, the company purchased 196 BTC worth $22 million at an average price of $113,048 per coin. This was the smallest purchase in the past two months. The company only purchased less in mid-August.
Bitcoin purchasing chart. Source: Strategy.
The resumption of purchases occurred during the week of the first cryptocurrency's correction below the $120,000 mark amid US President Donald Trump's geopolitical statements about China and ongoing trade disputes.
Analysts believe Strategy's activity could once again become a psychological factor for the market, signaling institutional confidence in the continuation of the accumulation cycle.
On October 1, the company's founder, Michael Saylor, announced Strategy's plans to accumulate $1 trillion in Bitcoin. He believes the asset will eventually become the basis for issuing digital bonds and other debt instruments that “will generate returns higher than the traditional market.”
According to the latest report, the company achieved a return of 25.9% YTD on the first cryptocurrency in 2025.
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Source: cryptonews.net
