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That haul brings Strategy’s August total to 3,666 $BTC, but it’s worth noting the pace has slowed dramatically compared to the company’s summer buying spree. In July, Strategy loaded up on more than 31,000 $BTC. In June, it grabbed 17,075 $BTC. By comparison, this month’s activity feels almost restrained—a snack rather than a feast.
Bitcoin has fallen to its lowest point in weeks, Source: Bitcoin Liquid Index
The Running Tally
With this latest purchase, Strategy now holds a staggering 632,457 $BTC. All in, the company has spent roughly $46.5 billion at an average entry price of $73,527 per coin. That means Saylor’s playbook—“buy forever, price be damned”—continues to build what looks increasingly like a sovereign-level stash.
Saylor himself has long shrugged off buying the dip. In fact, he’s leaned into the opposite. In 2024, he famously quipped:
“I’m going to be buying the top forever. Bitcoin is the exit strategy.”
The latest move, though, edges closer to dip-buying than Saylor usually admits to with the Bitcoin and crypto markets tanking during the 12 hours.
Despite the dour mood, Saylor is still buying, Source: X
Bitcoin Yield on the Rise
Behind the raw numbers, Strategy also tracks what it calls $BTC yield—a quirky but increasingly watched KPI that measures the change in $BTC per diluted share outstanding. After hitting its 25% year-to-date target in July, yield is still climbing, now sitting at 25.4%.
In late July, the company revised its 2025 targets upward:
- $BTC yield goal raised from 25% → 30%
- $BTC gain target raised from $15B → $20B
For context: Strategy’s 2024 yield hit an eyebrow-raising 74.3%, with a reported Bitcoin gain of 140,538 $BTC. As of this week, 2025’s $BTC gain already stands at 113,524 $BTC.
What’s fascinating here isn’t just the raw hoarding—it’s the signaling. Strategy has slowed down in August, yes, but the total holdings are now so large that the company increasingly resembles a quasi–Bitcoin central bank. With each filing, Saylor is effectively telling both Wall Street and nation-states: “We’re not playing trader games here. We’re locking this down for good.”
The question now is whether this lull is just a breather before another monster buy. With Bitcoin still hovering near $112K, another aggressive purchase could send another jolt through both markets and headlines.