Michael Saylor’s Strategy, beforehand MicroStrategy, has made one other weekly Bitcoin buy, additional extending its weekly BTC shopping for streak. This newest buy comes amid Bitcoin’s latest drop beneath $87,000, erasing all its year-to-date (YTD) positive aspects within the course of.
Strategy Acquires 2,932 For $264.1 Million
An SEC filing exhibits that the corporate acquired 2,932 BTC for $264.1 million at a mean worth of $90,061 per Bitcoin. It now holds 712,647 BTC, which it acquired for $54.19 billion at a mean worth of $76,037 per Bitcoin. The firm has now acquired over 40,000 BTC to begin the yr and is nicely on observe to carry over 800,000 BTC by year-end.
Strategy funded this newest buy with internet proceeds from MSTR and STRC inventory gross sales. It raised $257 million and $7 million, respectively, from the sale of 1.57 million MSTR and 70,201 STRC shares.
This newest buy comes simply days after Michael Saylor hinted that his firm had purchased extra BTC. He additionally made his standard Sunday X put up yesterday, posting Strategy’s Bitcoin portfolio tracker, with the caption, “Unstoppable Orange.”
Unstoppable Orange. pic.twitter.com/RUyVxhn38b
— Michael Saylor (@saylor) January 25, 2026
This additionally marks the fifth consecutive weekly buy. Last week, Saylor’s firm introduced that it acquired 22,305 BTC for $2.13 billion, its largest buy since July 2025. It additionally turned the first company to hit the 700,000 BTC milestone within the course of.
Meanwhile, the Bitcoin worth has erased all its year-to-date (YTD) positive aspects amid Strategy’s newest BTC buy. The flagship crypto, which had surged above $97,000 to begin the yr, is now buying and selling simply above $87,000. BTC had dropped to as low as $86,000 yeaterday on the again of considerations over a possible U.S. authorities shutdown.
The MSTR inventory can also be down following Bitcoin’s latest decline. Yahoo Finance information exhibits that the inventory is buying and selling at round $159, down over 2% from final week’s shut of $163. However, the inventory continues to be up over 5% year-to-date.
