Just one week after announcing its $1.44 billion reserve, Strategy purchased nearly $1 billion worth of Bitcoin, one of the largest purchases of 2025.
The strategy generated the ninth-largest Bitcoin purchase of the year
In new mail On the tenth, strategy Co-Founder and Chairman Michael Saylor shared information regarding the recent routine purchase of Bitcoin on Monday by the treasury company.
While the timing of the purchase is routine, its scope is not. In total, Strategy added 10,624 BTC to its holdings through the acquisition. This is the largest purchase since the massive purchase of 21,021 BTC in July.
The new acquisition cost the company $90,615 per token or $962.7 million in total. In US dollar terms, this is the ninth largest addition to the company’s Bitcoin reserves.
This large purchase came after a week of strategy Announce A new transformation for the company with reserves of 1.44 billion US dollars. The reserve will better position the company against short-term fluctuations, Saylor said.
The announcement was also accompanied by the usual Bitcoin buying on Monday, but at only 130 tokens, it was relatively small. However, if the recent acquisition holds, the US dollar reserve does not appear to be preventing the strategy from hoarding more cryptocurrencies.
According to a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, the new purchase, which occurred between December 1 and 7, was funded using sales of the company’s STRD and MSTR stock offerings at the market (ATM).
The strategy now holds a total of 660,624 BTC, with an average fundamental cost of $74,696 per coin or a total investment of $49.35 billion. At the current price of the asset, the Bitcoin treasury company’s holdings are worth approximately $59.68 billion, meaning it is making a profit of approximately 21% at the moment.
In some other news, while the strategy continued to accumulate Bitcoin, the same was not true for another aspect of the sector: Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs).
Spot ETFs refer to investment vehicles that allow investors to gain indirect exposure to BTC. That is, funds hold the cryptocurrency on behalf of investors, enabling them to invest in the asset without having to care about the on-chain side of things.
Since mid-October, US Bitcoin ETFs have mostly faced waves of net outflows as the cryptocurrency’s price followed a downward path. However, the last week of November recorded a small positive net outflow, breaking a streak of four consecutive weeks of outflows.
However, this shift did not last, as the latest week again ended with net outflows, as shown in the chart below from SoSoValue He appears.
The trend in the weekly netflow of the US BTC spot ETFs | Source: SoSoValue
Outflows were only modest, at around $87.8 million, but still indicate continued pessimism in the market.
Bitcoin price
Bitcoin surpassed $92,000 earlier in the day, but the coin has since faced a pullback and is now back at $89,900.
Looks like the price of the coin has retraced its latest recovery | Source: BTCUSDT on TradingView
Featured image by Dall-E, SoSoValue.com, chart from TradingView.com
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