Strategy has invested over $217 million in the purchase of bitcoins
Date: 2025-09-09 Author: Gabriel Deangelo Categories: BUSINESS
As of September 8, 2025, Strategy acquired another 1,955 BTC, investing $217.4 million in the deal. This purchase increased the company's total portfolio to 638,460 BTC. The data on the transaction was announced by the co-founder of the company Michael Saylor, emphasizing that this is a consistent long-term investment strategy.
Since the start of the bitcoin acquisition program, Strategy has already spent $47.17 billion, which corresponds to an average price of $73,880 per coin. However, the asset is valued much higher on the market: the current value of the company's bitcoins exceeds $71 billion. Thus, the investments bring significant profit.
Saylor noted that in 2025, the return on investment in the first cryptocurrency was 25.8%. At the same time, the BTC rate on the exchanges remains above $112,500, which provides the company with a significant advantage over other public investors.
Recall that in early September, Strategy received the right to participate in the S&P 500 index for the first time. Despite this, the company was never included in the list of participants, although in the second quarter of 2025 it recorded the best financial results in its history.
Strategy's active policy towards Bitcoin has long distinguished the company from other players in the market. Under the leadership of Michael Saylor, the company was able to become the largest public owner of digital gold, confidently holding this status over the past few years.
The current market situation also contributes to the growth of the company's portfolio capitalization. With high demand for Bitcoin and limited supply, the long-term accumulation strategy allows you to extract maximum benefit. Experts believe that it is precisely these approaches that strengthen institutional investors' confidence in cryptocurrency and form a new model of corporate treasury, where digital assets occupy a key place.
Thus, Strategy's September purchase was another step in implementing its global investment strategy, confirming the company's intention to continue focusing on bitcoin as the main instrument for preserving capital.
