The strategy has acquired 1,045 bitcoins for approximately $110.2 million, further cementing its position as the largest company holder of Bitcoin as institutional adoption continues to accelerate in 2025.
According to the June 9 SEC filing, the company bought Bitcoin last week at an average price of $105,426 per coin, with a total holding of 582,000 BTC. The acquisition was funded through the sale of Stratig int-the-the-Market (ATM)’s STRK and Strf preferred shares.
With this latest purchase, the strategy’s average acquisition price in all its Bitcoin holdings has risen to $70,086 per coin. At the current market price of about $107,700, the company’s total Bitcoin holdings are $62.8 billion.
The purchase comes after a recent major acquisition by other major companies, including GameStop’s $513 million purchase of 4,710 BTC and Blockchain Group’s 60.2 million euros of 624 BTC.
The company’s Bitcoin adoption has reached an unprecedented speed, with more than 100 listed companies holding Bitcoins totaling more than $90 billion.
The continuous accumulation of strategies has helped to create a business diversified model that is quickly adopted throughout the industry.
The BTC yield reported by the strategy is a key performance metric that measures annual level changes in Bitcoin holdings relative to outstanding stocks, now at 17.1% in 2025.
At press time, Bitcoin has traded at $107,700 in the past 24 hours, up 1.78% in the past 24 hours as the market continues to deal with this latest institutional development and its impact on the wider company adoption of Bitcoin as a treasury asset.
