Michael Saylor’s Strategy bought another 250 bitcoin for $21.5 million during October 5–11, according to its October 12 announcement. The acquisition lifted the company’s treasury to 848,250 BTC as of October 11, extending its recent sequence of purchases.
The latest coins cost an average of $86,194 each, including fees and expenses. Strategy reported an aggregate acquisition cost of approximately $64 billion for its Bitcoin holdings, with an average purchase price of $75,444 per coin.
Strategy funded the acquisition with $21 million in net proceeds from sales of 125,183 MSTR common shares and $0.5 million from its USD Cash account. Over the same week, it also repurchased 1,932,145 shares of STRC preferred stock for $192.4 million, a substantially larger allocation than the Bitcoin purchase.
The update follows the company’s 334-BTC purchase disclosed October 5, when it spent $28.7 million at an average price of $85,838.80 per coin. The latest acquisition involved fewer coins at an average price roughly 0.4% higher than that previous purchase.
CoinScreamer also covered Strategy’s 950-BTC acquisition disclosed September 21, which restored its treasury to 846,000 BTC at a cost of $75.7 million. Holdings have since increased by 2,250 BTC. The updated balance represents approximately 4.04% of Bitcoin’s maximum 21 million supply.
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