Strategy, formerly known as MicroStrategy, continues to actively increase its Bitcoin reserves. According to official documents, from September 15 to 21, 2025, the company acquired 850 Bitcoins for a total of $99.7 million. The average cost of each coin was $117,344. This deal was made after the U.S. Federal Reserve lowered the interest rate by 25 basis points.
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Bitcoin Assets and Purchase Dynamics
Following the latest purchase, Strategy now holds 639,835 BTC, which were acquired for a total of approximately $47.3 billion at an average price of $73,971 per coin. This allows the company to maintain its status as the largest corporate Bitcoin holder in the world.
The pace of purchases by Strategy has noticeably decreased in September. This month, the company bought 3,330 BTC, which is less than the August figure of 7,714 BTC and significantly lower than July’s 31,466 BTC. Experts note that the company has shifted to more cautious steps in the market amid price stabilization.
“Bitcoin is becoming boring for retail traders, but institutional adoption is creating a foundation for long-term growth,” emphasized the company’s co-founder Michael Saylor.
Growth of Institutional Interest and Market Competition
Alongside Strategy, other major market players are also showing activity. Japanese company Metaplanet this week acquired 5,419 BTC, increasing its assets to 25,555 coins and entering the top five largest public corporate Bitcoin holders for the first time.
It is worth noting that Strategy’s latest deal occurred amid Michael Saylor’s preparations to participate in a government roundtable discussing a bill to create a strategic Bitcoin reserve for the U.S.
Analysts indicate that although the pace of Strategy’s purchases has slowed, overall institutional interest in Bitcoin is only increasing, which may influence the long-term price dynamics of the first cryptocurrency.