Strategy Adds 487 BTC Worth $49.9M, Total Holdings Hit 641K BTC

Strategy Expands Bitcoin Holdings Amid Market Recovery

Strategy, once called MicroStrategy, has again increased its Bitcoin portfolio. The company affirmed that it had bought 487 BTC worth $49.9 million at an average price of $102,557 per coin. This action follows the recent volatility as the currency rebounds above $106,000, indicating that the market is optimistic again.

Strategy Strengthens BTC Accumulation Plan

Having made the latest purchase, the organization now manages a total of 641,692 BTC. The total amount of investments by the firm in the asset is $47.54 billion at an average price of $74,079 per BTC. Notwithstanding the turbulent price action recently, the yield of the company year-to-date is an astonishing 26.1%. This milestone highlights its build-up strategy, irrespective of the temporary market variations.

SOURCE: X

The acquisition comes after suggestions by Executive Chairman Michael Saylor, who hinted at the purchase in one of his posts on X. His tweet contained the Bitcoin tracker of the company and the text "₿est Continue", meaning that the company still believes in the long-term value of BTC. His sentiment rapidly ignited speculation among the coin's observers that Strategy could be adding to its expanding Bitcoin treasury.

Stock Rebounds as Firm Eyes New Fundraising

In addition to the announcement, the company announced that it would raise $715 million in its STRE stock offering, and the funds would be used to buy more of the crypto. The firm anticipates raising the funds by November 13, and this will indicate its continued interest in the Bitcoin standard.

Meanwhile, the Strategy stock (MSTR) responded positively to the news. TradingView data shows that the stock rose nearly 3% in premarket trading, moving from last week’s close of $241 to around $248. The recovery mirrors the crypto's latest uptrend, supported by optimism that a U.S. government shutdown will soon be resolved.

Despite the short-term boost, MSTR remains down roughly 19% year-to-date. The decline follows the token's sharp correction below $100,000 earlier this quarter. The stock had gained over 40% earlier in 2025 but has since fallen from its July peak of $455.

However, analysts observe that the long-term vision of the firm is still unchanged. The firm maintains its status as the biggest corporate Bitcoin holder, which continues to confirm its conviction that the digital asset will continue to perform better than traditional stores of value.