Guess what? The biggest corporate hoarder of Bitcoin just went on another shopping spree. Yeah, they filed some fancy paper, a Form 8-K, because apparently, they snagged 15,355 BTC between April 21 and 27, 2025. And get this, they shelled out around $92,737 per Bitcoin! Where’d the cash come from? Their stock offerings, raking in $1.44 billion by selling common and preferred shares — no biggie.
So now, their Bitcoin stash is like, worth over $52 billion. Imagine having that kind of pocket change. They bought it all at an average price of $68,459 a pop. These guys are sitting on about 2.64% of Bitcoin’s total possible supply of 21 million coins. Wild, right?
Oh, and they offloaded some stock too: 4.02 million common shares and 435k of their 8.00% Series A perpetual preferred shares. Sounds fancy, but it’s just business as usual for them.
Why now? Bitcoin’s dancing above $95k, buoyed by major institutional interest in those fancy Bitcoin ETFs and some not-too-shabby macro vibes. Strategy’s way into it, riding the wave of Bitcoin becoming the darling of treasury reserves.
Anyways, their common stock ATM program, which kicked off in October 2024, is almost tapped out with just $128.7 million left to play with. But the STRK preferred share gig from March 2025? Loaded, with about $20.92 billion to spare.
Bitcoin’s holding strong over those big psychological barriers, sitting at $95,304, up a nice 1.59% in 24 hours. A few things are helping: Trump’s hinting at lowering Chinese tariffs and the new SEC guy, Paul Atkins, being all pro-crypto.
In the end, Strategy’s big on Bitcoin. They’re sticking with it, boosting confidence among the big players in this whole crypto game. Their share of the Bitcoin pie is definitely nothing to sneeze at.
