MicroStrategy Expands Bitcoin Holdings with Latest Purchase, Eyes Future Acquisitions

On December 30, MicroStrategy, under the leadership of Chairman Michael Saylor, disclosed its acquisition of 2,138 Bitcoin for $209 million. Although this represents the company's smallest purchase in the past two months, it reflects its continued commitment to Bitcoin accumulation.

Over the last eight weeks, the firm has amassed roughly 195,000 BTC at a cumulative cost of $18 billion. These purchases have been primarily funded through an at-the-market (ATM) program, allowing the company to generate capital by issuing shares or securities. With approximately $6.8 billion in shares still available for sale, MicroStrategy retains significant flexibility for future Bitcoin investments.

This strategic approach has positioned MicroStrategy as the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin, with total reserves now reaching 446,400 BTC. At current market valuations, these holdings are estimated to be worth $41.8 billion.

Saylor highlighted the impressive performance of the company’s Bitcoin strategy, noting a quarter-to-date return of 47.8% and a year-to-date yield of 74.1%. As the company continues to lead in Bitcoin adoption, it remains a key player in the evolving crypto market.