Purchased 430 $BTC for $51 million.
We’ll be buying the top forever. https://t.co/OZ8GQzaSEu
— Chaitanya Jain (@_ChaitanyaJ) August 18, 2025
As of Aug. 17, 2025, Strategy’s balance sheet holds 629,376 $BTC. That stash, built since 2020, carries a total cost basis of roughly $46.15 billion, with an average entry price of $73,320 per $BTC. Even though Strategy once again "bought the top," the latest purchase means the firm’s Bitcoin yield sits at 25.1% for the year to date.
Digging deeper into the numbers, data shows that Strategy’s current holdings translate into a market value of around $72.4 billion, putting it more than 56% in profit overall. And that is no joke for the ultracomplicated multibillion financial operation involving lots of personal marketing from Saylor and constant borrowing through issuance of new stocks.
Numbers game
Talking about the top, Bitcoin has retreated from highs above $123,000 earlier in August to near $115,000 today, triggering a painful $581 million liquidation "avalanche" in parallel.
On the corporate side, roughly 71% of that valuation is tied directly to Bitcoin, underscoring how Strategy has become a literal proxy for the cryptocurrency.
Whether Jain’s comment was meant in jest or a nod to Bitcoin’s cyclical volatility, the statement reflects the unusual situation the company has created for itself: doubling down at levels some fear could mark a near-term top, while its long-term thesis continues to hinge on Bitcoin becoming the ultimate store of value.
For now, the strategy is showing outstanding numbers.