Strategy, led by Michael Saylor and known for being the largest public corporate Bitcoin holder, revealed its smallest Bitcoin purchase to date. On March 17, the company disclosed the acquisition of 130 Bitcoins, purchased at approximately $82,981 each, which totaled around $10.7 million. This acquisition was notably carried out using proceeds from the newly launched “STRK ATM,” a Strategy program aimed at raising up to $21 billion in fresh capital to acquire more Bitcoin.
This recent purchase is the smallest recorded since Strategy began its Bitcoin buying venture, with its first transaction involving 21,454 Bitcoins valued at $250 million in August 2020. Following this new purchase, the total Bitcoin holdings for Strategy and its affiliates are at 499,226 Bitcoins. These were acquired for an aggregated price of around $33.1 billion and an average price of roughly $66,360 per Bitcoin, inclusive of fees and expenses.
Interestingly, despite purchasing an additional 130 Bitcoins, Strategy is still 774 Bitcoins short of reaching its milestone of holding a total of 500,000 Bitcoins. Nevertheless, the company’s current Bitcoin yield is now at 6.9%, which is significantly lower than its targeted 15% for 2025.
Even with Bitcoin’s price falling below $80,000 recently, Strategy’s recent acquisition stands out due to its considerably smaller size when compared to the company’s previous purchases. To illustrate, the smallest prior Bitcoin acquisition by Strategy was a 169-Bitcoin purchase made in August 2024.
Throughout 2025, Strategy has accumulated a total of 51,656 Bitcoins across seven announced acquisitions. The company has invested close to $4.4 billion on these purchases, leading to a dollar increase value of $2.6 billion to date. However, Strategy’s “BTC $ Gain,” a metric tracking the dollar value of Bitcoin gains in a specific period, is still 74% away from the company’s marked target of reaching $10 billion in 2025.