Strategy Boosts BTC Reserve to 650,000, 3.1% of Total Supply

Leading American-based institutional bitcoin (BTC) investor Strategy has hit the market once again with another big buy, demonstrating unwavering confidence in the world’s leading cryptocurrency. As shown in its official purchase page, it has boosted its bitcoin reserve by an additional 130 BTC, despite the crypto market downturn.

Strategy did not announce any BTC buy last week. However, its latest purchase pales in comparison to the quantity it scooped up a fortnight ago, when it spent a whopping $836 million to acquire 8,178 BTC, marking its highest since July 2025.

Strong BTC Buy, Amid Dip

Notably, Strategy spent $12 million on its latest purchase, acquiring the apex coin at approximately $89,959. As a result, its all-time average purchase price is now at $74,436 per bitcoin. For over five years, Strategy has adopted BTC as its primary reserve asset and has spent approximately $48.4 billion buying the leading crypto.

Completing its purchase during the last business week, Strategy has cemented its position as the world’s leading corporate bitcoin investor. It now holds 650,000 BTC, approximately 3.1% of the total bitcoin supply, pegged at 21,000,000 units. It has also attained a bitcoin yield of 24.6% year-to-date 2025.

Obviously, bitcoin has been on a downtrend since the October 10 market crash, and this has affected many investors, including Strategy. For instance, with BTC at its all-time high, Strategy enjoyed almost 100% in unrealised profits from its reserve. However, with its current market price of around $86,000, it enjoys only $7.5 billion in potential gain, just a 15% increase.

Strategy Sets up $1.44B USD Reserve

In addition to holding bitcoin, Strategy has also established a $1.44 billion reserve to support the payment of dividends on its preferred stock. It sold huge shares of its common stock over the past eight days to accomplish this.

Commenting on this move, Strategy’s Founder and Executive Chairman, Michael Saylor, said:

“Establishing a USD Reserve to complement our BTC Reserve marks the next step in our evolution, and we believe it will better position us to navigate short-term market volatility while delivering on our vision of being the world’s leading issuer of Digital Credit.”

Obviously, it plans to complement its bitcoin reserve by using funds from its USD reserve to settle investors and shareholders over the next 18 to 24 months, rather than selling its bitcoin reserve to do so.

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