Strategy Buys 196 Bitcoin Despite Market Decline

  • Strategy purchased 196 bitcoin for $22.1 million at an average price of $113,048.
  • Despite persistent acquisitions, Strategy's moves come as bitcoin's price has recently declined.
  • Strategy’s steadfast approach to acquiring bitcoin has drawn attention from both traditional investors and the BTC community.
Strategy Buys 196 Bitcoin Despite Market Decline
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Strategy has expanded its bitcoin holdings once again, purchasing 196 BTC for $22.1 million despite ongoing market volatility and a recent downturn in both bitcoin and MSTR stock prices.

This marks the ninth straight week of bitcoin acquisitions for the company.

Company continues bitcoin accumulation

Strategy announced the latest buy, executed at an average price of $113,048 per bitcoin, bringing the firm’s total holdings to 640,031 BTC.

The total acquisition cost now stands at $47.35 billion, with an average entry price of $73,983 per bitcoin.

For a detailed look at Strategy’s historical and current bitcoin holdings, see the MicroStrategy bitcoin treasury tracker.

Michael Saylor, Strategy’s co-founder, signaled the continued purchase in a social media post, stating:

“Always ₿e Stacking.”

Saylor’s message reinforces the company’s long-standing approach of accumulating bitcoin regardless of price swings.

Bitcoin and MSTR price under pressure

Despite persistent acquisitions, Strategy’s moves come as bitcoin’s price has recently declined and the company’s stock (MSTR) experienced a drop below $300 before rebounding to around $314. MSTR stock has seen minimal year-to-date gains, after peaking at $455 earlier in 2025.

Investor focus on correlation

Market observers continue to watch the interplay between bitcoin’s price action and MSTR stock performance.

Strategy’s steadfast approach to acquiring bitcoin, even during periods of price weakness, has drawn attention from both traditional investors and the bitcoin community.

For broader context on bitcoin price movements, visit the bitcoin price history chart.

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