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The world’s largest corporate holder of bitcoin, Strategy, said Monday it added more bitcoin, following a not-so-subtle hint from founder Michael Saylor the day before that the shopping cart was about to roll again.
Saylor announced the acquisition at the familiar hour of around 8 a.m. EST on Monday, declaring: “Strategy has acquired 10,645 $BTC for $980.3 million at $92,098 per bitcoin and has achieved $BTC Yield of 24.9% YTD 2025. As of 12/14/2025, we hodl 671,268 $BTC acquired for $50.33 billion at $74,972 per bitcoin.” The price tag on the newly acquired bitcoin sits roughly 2.84% above $BTC’s current spot market value of $89,552 per coin.
Strategy’s bitcoin cache now accounts for 3.20% of the full 21 million supply. While plenty of supporters cheered the latest accumulation, gold devotee Peter Schiff remained thoroughly unimpressed. “Have you noticed that every time you report your buys, the price is much lower than what you paid?” Schiff wrote on X. “You are pushing up prices every time you buy. After your next purchase, your average price will be above $75K. By year-end, bitcoin’s current market price could easily be lower,” Schiff added.
Whether Schiff’s warning proves prophetic or premature, Strategy’s playbook remains unchanged: keep stacking and let time do the arguing. With its bitcoin position now measured in fractions of total supply rather than press releases, the firm continues to test just how much conviction — and capital — it can deploy before the market blinks first.
FAQ ⏱️
- How much bitcoin did Strategy buy this time? Strategy acquired 10,645 bitcoin for approximately $980.3 million.
- What price did Strategy pay per bitcoin? The company paid an average price of $92,098 per bitcoin.
- How much bitcoin does Strategy now hold? Strategy holds 671,268 bitcoin as of Dec. 14, 2025.
- What share of bitcoin’s total supply does Strategy control? Strategy’s holdings equal about 3.20% of bitcoin’s 21 million supply.