Strategy, formerly known as MicroStrategy (NASDAQ: MSTR), revealed its acquisition of 6,911 bitcoins worth $584.1 million between March 17 and March 23, 2025, in a move that strengthens its position as the largest bitcoin holder globally.
Deal Details and Strengthening Bitcoin Holdings The company clarified in an official statement that the purchase was made at an average price of $84,529 per bitcoin, including fees and expenses, bringing its total to 506,137 bitcoins, with a total cost of $33.7 billion and an average purchase price of $66,608 per bitcoin.
The deal was financed through the continuous offering of shares in the market (ATM) via issuing Class A shares (MSTR) and Class A preferred shares (STRK), which provide investors with an 8% annual return.
Strategy's Commitment to Bitcoin and Michael Saylor's Moves Commenting on this step, CEO Michael Saylor tweeted on platform X, confirming that Strategy has achieved a 7.7% return on its bitcoin investments since the beginning of 2025.
The company provides a public dashboard on its website, allowing investors to access real-time updates regarding its bitcoin holdings, financial indicators, and disclosure reports in accordance with fair disclosure regulations (FD).
On the regulatory front, Saylor met with officials from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the House Financial Services Committee, and participated in a White House summit on cryptocurrencies hosted by President Donald Trump, discussing the role of bitcoin in U.S. fiscal policy.
Bitcoin Price Predictions and the Future of Digital Assets Saylor predicts that the price of bitcoin could reach $13 million by 2045, with more optimistic scenarios at $49 million and more conservative ones at $3 million. He also believes that bitcoin's market capitalization could surpass $200 trillion, with an annual growth rate of 20%.
He noted that bitcoin could serve as a strategic reserve for the United States, potentially generating revenues ranging from $16 trillion to $81 trillion by 2045, which could contribute to unprecedented reductions in U.S. public debt.
