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American business intelligence firm Strategy today completed its third Bitcoin purchase in December 2025. The company acquired 1,229 units of the apex coin for approximately $108.8 million. This relatively smaller-scale buy occurred while bitcoin was trading around $88,000, reflecting ongoing market pressures at the end of 2025.
Michael Saylor, the company’s co-founder, shared the update on X. Strategy remains the world’s largest corporate bitcoin holder, emphasizing its long-term treasury strategy amid criticism of its funding methods and the associated volatility risks.
Strategy’s recent purchase was made at an average price of $88,568 between December 22 and 28, resuming after a week-long pause. This increases the company’s total holdings to 672,497 BTC, acquired for $50.44 billion at an average of $74,997 per coin, with a year-to-date BTC Yield of 23.2%.
The metric tracks the company’s growth in bitcoin per share, adjusted for dilution from capital raises. In contrast, the previous purchase announced on December 15 involved 10,645 BTC at $92,098 per coin, totaling $980.3 million, which increased holdings to 671,268 BTC at that time.
On December 8, the business intelligence firm disclosed its acquisition of 10,624 BTC for $962.7 million, at an average price of $90,615 per coin. The current purchase stands out for its reduced volume—about one-tenth that of the previous two, suggesting a more measured approach amid bitcoin’s dip below $90,000.
Bitcoin’s price has continued its decline that began in late 2025, with Strategy’s shares hit amid the uncertainty, highlighting a strong connection between cryptocurrencies and the market. Last week, a brief pause in buying enabled the firm to raise its cash reserves to over $2 billion, helping it manage rising debt.
Critics, including economist Peter Schiff, warn of sustainability issues from equity dilution and liquidity risks, while proposals to exclude large digital asset holders create investor uncertainty. Nevertheless, the company continues to lead in Bitcoin adoption, holding over 3% of the total supply despite some criticism.
Institutional trends support this approach, with significant inflows into Bitcoin ETFs throughout 2025 signaling broader acceptance. Meanwhile, Saylor has consistently encouraged a long-term holding strategy, treating market ups and downs as opportunities instead of risks.
The post Strategy Spends $108.8M to Buy 1,229 BTC in Latest Acquisition appeared first on CoinTab News.
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