MicroStrategy has added approximately $1.92 billion worth of Bitcoin to its holdings, following a recent decline in the asset’s price.

MicroStrategy, the software company led by outspoken Bitcoin bull Michael Saylor, has quietly added a massive sum in Bitcoin to its holdings following a recent decline in the asset's price.
According to a recent post by Saylor on X, formerly Twitter, Strategy purchased 22,048 Bitcoin at an average price of $86,969 per coin. This latest round of buying activity adds roughly $1.92 billion to the company's Bitcoin holdings, bringing the total to 528,185 BTC acquired at a cost of approximately $35.63 billion.
The purchase comes ahead of a tariff-related policy announcement expected from U.S. President Donald Trump on April 2nd. Analysts suggest that this move could influence inflation expectations and investor sentiment around risk assets, such as Bitcoin.
This attention centers around Trump's plan to impose reciprocal tariffs on key U.S. trading partners, a move likely to be scrutinized for its potential economic and geopolitical implications.
As of March 30th, Strategy's Bitcoin holdings show an unrealized gain exceeding $7.7 billion, reflecting a position currently up more than 21%.output: Despite the recent price fluctuations, MicroStrategy continues to demonstrate a strong belief in Bitcoin as a long-term investment.
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