MicroStrategy adds another US$243 million in Bitcoin, expanding holdings to 2% of total supply

MicroStrategy has purchased an additional US$243 million worth of Bitcoin, marking its tenth consecutive weekly acquisition as the company continues its aggressive cryptocurrency investment strategy.

The enterprise software company bought 2,530 Bitcoin tokens at an average price of US$95,972 between January 6-12, according to a Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filing Monday. 

Impressively, this latest purchase brings MicroStrategy’s total Bitcoin holdings to approximately US$41 billion, representing over 2% of Bitcoin’s maximum supply.

The company plans to raise US$42 billion through 2027 via stock sales and convertible debt offerings to fund further Bitcoin acquisitions. MicroStrategy has already achieved two-thirds of its equity goals within three months of announcing the plan, with capacity to purchase another US$6.5 billion in Bitcoin under current arrangements.

A shareholder vote scheduled for January 21 will determine whether to increase authorized Class A common stock from 330 million to 10.3 billion shares. The company also plans to raise US$2 billion through perpetual preferred stock offerings.

MicroStrategy’s shares are up 13% this year, trading at US$327.91, though still below their November peak of US$474. Meanwhile, Bitcoin has declined slightly in 2025 following last year’s 120% gain.

MicroStrategy’s continued Bitcoin accumulation represents one of the largest corporate cryptocurrency investment strategies to date, offering indirect exposure to Bitcoin through traditional securities.

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