Strategy Continues Its Massive Bitcoin Acquisitions with a New Purchase of 285 Million Dollars

Despite global economic turbulence and crypto market volatility, the CEO of Strategy continues its massive bitcoin acquisitions with a new purchase of 285 million dollars.

The CEO of Strategy, known for his massive bitcoin acquisitions, has just made another substantial purchase: 3,459 bitcoins for a total of 285.5 million dollars.

This purchase, which was completed today, April 14, at an average price of 82,618 dollars per bitcoin, brings Strategy’s total bitcoin holdings to 531,644 coins, acquired for a cumulative amount of 35.92 billion dollars, as disclosed by Saylor on the social network X.

This new investment from the company, which is a regular acquirer of bitcoin, comes after its last purchase on March 31, when it acquired more bitcoin for a disclosed value of 1.9 billion dollars at an average price of 65,095 dollars per bitcoin.

With an average global acquisition price of 67,556 dollars per bitcoin, Strategy currently shows over 9.1 billion dollars in unrealized profits, presenting a gain of about 25% on its total position.

Saylor’s accumulation strategy is driven by his strong belief in the long-term potential of bitcoin, an asset that he considers “the best available to date,” despite the short-term fluctuations in the market.

This purchase comes in a climate of global economic uncertainty, marked by a general decline in appetite for risky assets and a preference for safer havens like the dollar and government bonds.

This market caution is largely attributed to recent decisions by US President Donald Trump regarding international trade policy, which have increased market unrest.

On April 9, Trump announced a 90-day pause on high reciprocal tariffs, bringing customs duties to a base rate of 10% for most countries. However, his administration will maintain the 145% import tariff on China.

In this context of turbulence and volatility, Saylor’s strategy stands out for its persistence. Strategy is now the largest bitcoin holder among publicly traded companies, surpassing firms like Tesla and Coinbase.

This counter-current approach to the general market sentiment raises questions about the company’s growing dependence on an asset that is still unstable and largely detached from the macroeconomic fundamentals that usually influence investor preferences.

However, with a return of over 11.4% since the beginning of 2025 and a performance of 76% over the last 12 months, Saylor’s strategy continues to bear fruit, reinforcing his vision of bitcoin as a strategic store of value in an economic world in transition.