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Bitcoin: Saylor's Strategy Now Holds 3% of Total Supply

source-logo  u.today 25 August 2025 16:52, UTC
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Michael Saylor's Strategy, the flagship company of the corporate Bitcoin ($BTC) journey, allocated a massive 632,457 Bitcoins ($BTC) to its balance. This gargantuan amount allowed Strategy to become the first corporation to reach 3% of $BTC supply threshold.

Strategy holds 3% of net $BTC supply

Strategy (MSTR), a U.S. public company, increased its Bitcoin ($BTC) holdings to 632,457 $BTC, with $73,527 per Bitcoin ($BTC) as the average purchasing price. As a result, its Bitcoin ($BTC) bags exceeded 3.012% of all 21 million Bitcoin ($BTC) ever existed, as per Bitcoin Treasuries tracker.

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Strategy — formerly known as MicroStrategy — is therefore operating $70.4 billion in Bitcoin ($BTC). This equals 72.2% of the company's market cap.

As covered by U.Today earlier today, on Aug. 25, 2025, Strategy has acquired an additional 3,081 $BTC — $356.9 million in equivalent — at an average price of $115,829.

To provide context, Marathon Holdings (MARA), Strategy's closest rival in the corporate $BTC holding segment, operates a 12.5x smaller Bitcoin ($BTC) stake.

In total, corporations allocated almost $110 billion worth of Bitcoin ($BTC), or 4.7% of its total supply. The best ROI so far gas been accomplished by Riot Platforms and ProCap $BTC corporations.

Bitcoin ($BTC) price retraces: Peak in?

Accumulators who joined the race later demonstrate modest results. For instance, "Japanese Strategy" Metaplanet Inc. allocated almost 19,000 $BTC, with 1.09x ROI at current prices.

Bitcoin ($BTC), the largest cryptocurrency, is changing hands at $112,236, down 2% in last 24 hours. While some speakers are pessimistic about the potential of a further rally, Glassnode demonstrates the chart that shows that the biggest gains are yet to come for $BTC.

Relative to prior cycles, #Bitcoin’s all-time highs in 2017 and 2021 were reached just 2–3 months ahead of today’s point in the cycle. While history is a limited guide, it’s a noteworthy context given recent profit-taking and elevated speculative activity. pic.twitter.com/HvgM7RFHwq

— glassnode (@glassnode) August 25, 2025

Based on data from 2017 and 2021 rallies, the peak phase might arrive 2-3 months from today. However, cycles in crypto are getting longer with the growing capitalization of crypto markets.

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