Michael Saylor’s ’Strategy’ Just Gobbled Up Another 1,229 Bitcoin
Michael Saylor's corporate Bitcoin playbook just executed another massive trade. The move adds a fresh 1,229 BTC to the firm's already colossal treasury reserve.
The Saylor Blueprint: Accumulate and Hold
This isn't a speculative flip. It's a systematic accumulation strategy playing out in real-time, treating Bitcoin not as a trading asset but as a primary treasury reserve. The approach bypasses traditional equity buybacks, betting directly on the digital asset's long-term appreciation over fiat currency depreciation.
Reading the Market Signals
The purchase sends a clear signal: conviction hasn't wavered. For Saylor's firm, price dips aren't risks—they're procurement opportunities. It's a high-stakes game of conviction versus volatility, where every major buy reinforces the core thesis that Bitcoin is the ultimate corporate asset. Some on Wall Street might call it reckless; the strategy calls it rational capital allocation—a jab at the old guard still measuring value in quarterly earnings calls.
The Bigger Picture: A Bet on Digital Scarcity
This latest acquisition tightens the firm's grip on a finite resource. In a world of endless monetary printing, the strategy doubles down on verifiable digital scarcity. It's a direct challenge to conventional corporate finance, swapping balance sheet cash for an asset many still don't understand. Love it or hate it, the play is unambiguous: all-in on Bitcoin.
Strategy added 1,229 BTC for about $108.8 million, averaging $88,568 per Bitcoin, achieving an impressive 23.2% yield YTD 2025. As of December 28, 2025, the company holds a total of 672,497 BTC, purchased for around $50.44 billion at an average price of $74,997 per Bitcoin, proving their relentless HODL even after last week’s 10,645 BTC scoop. This latest buy via ATM equity sales boosts their massive treasury.
