Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) said it purchased 4,225 Bitcoin for approximately $472.5 million between July 7 and 13, according to a July 14 statement with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
The acquisition, made at an average price of $111,827 per Bitcoin, brings the company’s total holdings to 601,550 BTC. These assets were acquired for $42.87 billion, at an average cost of $71,268 per coin.
As of press time, Strategy’s Bitcoin treasury is worth $72.74 billion, representing a nearly 70% gain based on current market prices.
Strategy sold various classes of stock to fund the purchase, including 797,008 shares of its MSTR common stock for $330.9 million. The firm also raised $141.4 million from preferred stock sales: $71.1 million from STRK, $55.3 million from STRF, and $15 million from STRD.
Crypto analyst Ragnar noted:
“The market was open 32.5 hours last week. So MSTR raised $14.53 million per hour and $242,205 per minute while the market was open. Incredible performance if you compare it with other treasury companies.”
As of July 13, the preferred stock instruments have an estimated $7.35 billion annual run rate and have helped the company achieve a Bitcoin Yield of 20.2% year-to-date. This yield reflects the ratio of BTC holdings to diluted shares and is used to measure value creation from BTC without liquidating assets.
Metaplanet acquires additional Bitcoin
On July 14, Tokyo-based Metaplanet announced the acquisition of 797 BTC for $93.6 million, paying an average of $117,451 per coin.
The firm now holds a total of 16,352 BTC, acquired at an average entry price of $100,191, with a cumulative cost basis of $1.64 billion.
Dubbed “Asia’s MicroStrategy” for its aggressive Bitcoin strategy, Metaplanet has seen outsized returns in 2025. The company reports a Bitcoin Yield of 435.9% year-to-date, a staggering gain that reflects its favorable BTC-to-share performance over the period.
Metaplanet now ranks as the fifth-largest corporate holder of Bitcoin, surpassing other notable firms such as Galaxy Digital, CleanSpark, and Tesla.
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