- Strategy acquires 1,045 BTC, raising total holdings to 582,000 BTC worth $40.79B.
- New STRD stock offers 10% dividend, adds funding options without MSTR dilution.
- Institutional BTC holdings exceed 3.4M, tightening available supply across markets.
Strategy has expanded its Bitcoin (BTC) holdings by acquiring 1,045 BTC for approximately $110.2 million. The latest purchase, finalized at an average price of $105,426 per coin, was disclosed in the company’s June 8, 2025 filing. With this addition, Strategy now holds 582,000 BTC purchased for a cumulative $40.79 billion, averaging $70,086 per BTC.
The company also confirmed a year-to-date BTC yield of 17.1% in 2025, underscoring the continued impact of its digital asset investment strategy. Strategy began accumulating Bitcoin in August 2020 and has since emerged as the largest corporate holder of BTC, now controlling more than 2.75% of the total supply.
The recent acquisition was supported through the sale of alternative stock classes, specifically $62.7 million worth of STRK shares and $43.3 million in STRF shares. No new MSTR common stock was issued during this funding round, according to the firm’s regulatory filing. This decision allowed Strategy to avoid diluting its BTC-per-share ratio, which remains at 0.02 BTC.
The company’s approach continues to rely on recurring weekly BTC purchases. These transactions are not directly correlated with price dips but instead appear tied to stock placements. The consistency of the purchases has often aligned with periods of positive price momentum in BTC.
Launch of STRD Stock to Add High-Risk Exposure
In a separate announcement, Strategy revealed plans to introduce a new equity instrument, STRD, beginning June 10. The STRD stock will operate as a perpetual high-risk security featuring a non-mandatory 10% dividend. The firm aims to enhance demand across its existing stock offerings, STRF and STRK, through the rollout of STRD.
Strategy holds more than 10 times the amount of Bitcoin per share than all the other public companies holding BTC. According to research, only 26 firms on the market are known to have more than 1,000 BTC, and just seven hold more than 10,000 BTC. Although adoption is rising, the majority of companies still hold only a small number of tokens.
Based on recent information, major groups as companies, miners, and funds have 3.4 million BTC in their holdings.. Since these assets are considered unsuitable for daily transactions, less liquidity is provided for the market.
Japanese company Metaplanet has become the eighth-largest corporate shareholder of BTC cash reserves, while The Blockchain Group from France purchased 580 BTC. The announcement pushed the share price for Norway’s NBX up by 138%.
