Strategy, formerly known as MicroStrategy, makes another significant Bitcoin purchase.

The company has acquired 22,048 BTC for approximately $1.92 billion. The average price of this latest acquisition is $86969 per Bitcoin.

Strategy, formerly known as MicroStrategy, has made another significant Bitcoin purchase. The company has acquired 22,048 BTC for approximately $1.92 billion. The average price of this latest acquisition is $86,969 per Bitcoin.

The company now stands as the largest company in the world that holds Bitcoin through its recent investment. Strategy shared this news through its official X (formerly Twitter) platform.

Strategy has made another purchase of 22,048 bitcoins for net proceeds of approximately $1,92 billion at an average price of $86,969.

— Strategy (@MicroStrategy) October 26, 2025

Strategy Reports 11% Bitcoin Yield in 2025

The company holds 528,185 BTC units as of March 30, 2025. All Bitcoin investments currently amount to $35.63 billion because each Bitcoin costs an average of $67,458. Since the beginning of 2025, Strategy has realized a Bitcoin yield of 11.0%. The company stays committed to Bitcoin's future value while the market experiences occasional variations.

MicroStrategy adopted its new business identity as Strategy in February 2025. The company transformed its name from MicroStrategy to Strategy because it wants to emphasize Bitcoin and artificial intelligence (AI) resources. The company shifted from being famous for business intelligence software to becoming the world's first Bitcoin Treasury Company. The updated name identifies its essential purposes better.

The company maintains its continued dedication to Bitcoin throughout its recent corporate rebranding initiative. The company illustrates its continuous enthusiasm toward Bitcoin investments by expanding its Bitcoin purchase prices over time. The gap that exists between what Strategy paid on average for its latest Bitcoin investment and the present Bitcoin market price has become notably smaller at this point. The continued depreciation of Bitcoin values might bring Strategy to the point where it will buy Bitcoin below its accumulated cost.

Michael Saylor maintains an optimistic perspective about Bitcoin's future prospects. Recently, he urged the United States to develop strategic actions that would secure global leadership in cryptocurrency markets. Saylor argues that the U.S. government should buy Bitcoin along with developing established digital asset regulations. Through his observation, Saylor promotes regulatory structure together with strong leadership to fortify the U.S. economy and minimize national debt.

Strategy Stays Bullish on Bitcoin Despite Market Volatility

Saylor projects the United States will create between $60 trillion and $100 trillion of economic value through its crypto-market leading initiatives in the upcoming decade. He further argues that Bitcoin should be recognized as the world's dominant digital asset.

Saylor proposes that U.S. ownership of 5-25% of Bitcoin network operations will become necessary before the year 2035. The extensive ownership will enable the nation to preserve economic power simultaneously with global financial standard adoption.

The appreciation of Bitcoin represents the foundation for Saylor's expectation that Bitcoin will maintain increasing value during the upcoming decades. The value of Bitcoin rises as fiat currencies diminish through inflation, making it an appropriate choice for asset protection. The United States can establish itself as the main driving force in digital finance by investing in Bitcoin at this present time.

The commitment from Strategy to keep investing in Bitcoin demonstrates its belief that Bitcoin will prove its enduring value. Market volatility does not deter the company from investing additional Bitcoin holdings. Saylor uses his efforts to encourage Bitcoin adoption in the U.S. as evidence of cryptocurrency's rising role in worldwide financial systems. Bitcoin stands to become a fundamental force in shaping economic frameworks and asset protection systems if future trends play out as Saylor predicts.