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- The strategy bought 245 BTC at an average price of $ 106,495, now holding 592,345 BTC worth more than $ 60 billion.
- The purchase was financed by selling Strk and STRF shares, with MSTR actions up 27% up to date.
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The strategy announced on Monday that it had bought 245 bitcoin at an average price of $ 105,856 per room, marking its tenth consecutive week of acquisitions. The company’s total Bitcoin Holdings now amounts to 592,345 BTCs, estimated at around 60 billion dollars.
This smallest Bitcoin acquisition strategy since mid-March, when it has revealed a purchase of 130 BTC.
The strategy acquired 245 BTC for around $ 26.0 million at ~ $ 105,856 per Bitcoin and reached BTC yield of 19.2% YTD 2025. At 22/22/2025, we Hodl 592345 $ BTC Acquired for ~ 41.87 billion dollars to ~ $ 70,681 per bitcoin. $ Mstr $ Strk $ STRF $ Strd
– Strategy (@strategy) June 23, 2025
According to a disclosure of the SEC on Monday, the new purchase was financed by favored stocks of stocks between June 16 and 22, including 166,566 Strk shares for more than $ 17 million and 84,354 STRF shares for around 9 million dollars in net product.
Bitcoin is currently negotiating above $ 101,000, contributing to unrealized gains in the strategy of more than $ 18 billion. The digital asset recently dropped by $ 99,000 after the Iranian Parliament approved the closure of the Hormuz Strait in response to US military strikes.
However, the measure has not yet been fully implemented, because it still requires the final approval of the supreme Iranian national security council and the supreme chief of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei before being able to come into force.
“We will continue to buy Bitcoin,” said Strategy CEO Michael Saylor, in an interview with CNBC at Bitcoin 2025 in Las Vegas. “We think it will become more difficult to buy Bitcoin, but we will work exponentially more efficiently to buy Bitcoin.”
Strategy shares (MSTR) have won more than 27% up to date. The action has dropped 7% in pre-commercial exchanges today, according to Yahoo financing data.


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