Saylor’s Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) acquired 6,911 BTC for a total of $584M at an average cost of $84,529 per Bitcoin over the past week. This brings Strategy’s total stash to 506,137 BTC, worth over $44.7B, with an average purchase price of $66,608.
This reveals Saylor as the big buyer in the BTC order books over the past week. Strategy has been raising funds for the purchase of more BTC, with the recent offerings of STRK and STRF, two separate preferred stock offerings for the company. The STRF offering settles on 25th March 2025, with $722.5M expected to be raised for future BTC purchases. Following Strategy’s usual execution patterns, these purchases will likely occur over the coming week following the settlement of the offering. These raises are part of Strategy’s larger “21/21 plan”, in which they expect to raise $42B in funds over three years, comprising $21B in equity and $21B in fixed income securities.
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