MicroStrategy acquires another 10,107 BTC for $1.1 billion

Michael Saylor's MicroStrategy completed its 12th bitcoin purchase in 12 weeks, securing 10,107 btc for $1.1 billion. The largest bitcoin holding company now owns 471,107 btc.

Michael Saylor's MicroStrategy reaches 471,107 btc

MicroStrategy revealed in a <a target="_blank" href="https://www.microstrategy.com/press/microstrategy-acquires-10107-btc-achieves-btc-yield-of-2-ytd-2025-now-holds-471107-btc_01-27-2025″>Press release which purchased 10,107 btc for $1.1 billion at an average price of $105,596 per bitcoin, achieving a year-to-date (YTD) btc return of 2.90%. With this latest purchase, MicroStrategy now owns 471,107 bitcoin, according to Michael Saylor's latest tweet.

The acquisition followed the purchase of 11,000 btc for $1.1 billion last week, marking the 12th consecutive week MicroStrategy has purchased bitcoin. So far, the software company has acquired $30.4 billion worth of bitcoin at an average price of $64,511 per bitcoin.

The MSTR share price did not respond positively to the recent bitcoin purchase. According to Nasdaq data, the stock is down more than 4% in premarket trading.

However, this decline is related to the overall bearish sentiment in the cryptocurrency market. DeepSeek concerns have caused stocks such as MARA, COIN, and MSTR to decline. This drop comes alongside the broader cryptocurrency market slowdown, as investors react to the uncertainty surrounding China's DeepSeek.

MicroStrategy to acquire more bitcoin

The company plans to acquire more bitcoin in the future, following a recent shareholder vote to increase equity capital to support its bitcoin strategy.

This is part of the company's “21/21” plan that aims to raise $42 billion for additional bitcoin purchases. The company plans to raise $21 billion in equity capital and $21 billion in fixed income securities.

Recently, MicroStrategy filed to raise funds through mixed securities to purchase more bitcoin to support its trading activities. The company also announced its proposed share offering.

The company plans to use the net proceeds from the public offering for general purposes, including the purchase of bitcoin and supporting working capital.

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