Strategy, the largest publicly listed company holding Bitcoin, has expanded its reserves again, acquiring 1,229 BTC (BTC) last week for roughly $108.8 million.
A regulatory filing published Monday shows the purchase was made at an average price of $88,568 per coin, funded through the issuance of new Class A common stock.
The latest acquisition lifts the company’s total holdings to 672,497 Bitcoin, accumulated at a combined cost of $50.44 billion.
Strategy’s average purchase price now stands at $74,997 per BTC.
The move comes shortly after the firm increased its U.S. dollar reserves to more than $2.2 billion, positioning itself for further market accumulation.
Strategy remains far ahead of other publicly traded bitcoin holders, according to data from BitcoinTreasuries.net.
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The top five companies on the leaderboard are:
Strategy (MSTR) – 672,497 BTC
MARA Holdings – 25,250 BTC
Twenty One Capital – 43,514 BTC
Metaplanet – 30,021 BTC
Bitcoin Standard Treasury Company – 30,020 BTC
Strategy has repeatedly relied on public-market financing to grow its Bitcoin position.
Throughout 2023–2025, the company executed a series of at-the-market (ATM) equity offerings, raising billions of dollars that were consistently deployed into BTC.
Recent SEC filings show that Strategy used stock issuance to fund all major purchases this year, including multiple transactions in the second half of 2025.
The firm has also periodically raised capital through convertible notes, a method it used extensively in prior years to scale its treasury allocation.
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