Nasdaq-listed company Strategy bought another 1,895 Bitcoin (BTC) for a $180 million, at an average purchase price of $95,167 per BTC. According to a regulatory filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the company disclosed it funded the latest purchase from recent stock sales. Strategy’s Bitcoin Purchase Yields Notable Gains As of May 4, Strategy holds 555,450 Bitcoin. The company spent about $38.08 billion to build its massive crypto asset reserve. At Bitcoin’s current price of about $94,000, Strategy’s Bitcoin holdings bring it a paper profit of around $14.2 billion. The significant unrealized gain highlights the success of Strategy’s aggressive buying approach and confirms Strategy’s position as the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin worldwide. Last month, the business intelligence firm purchased 15,355 Bitcoin . As reported by TheCoinRise, this purchase is one of Strategy’s most significant Bitcoin purchases. The company’s Chairman, Michael Saylor, revealed that the company has achieved a 13.7% Bitcoin yield year-to-date in 2025. Following Michael Saylor’s post, the Bitcoin price did not change much. This is because the market had already anticipated a big purchase. Strategy’s Bitcoin Plan Remains Strong Amidst Criticism Notably, Strategy has continued to invest aggressively in Bitcoin. The company did not slow down its buy-up plans during the market turmoil. Strategy plans to buy more Bitcoin and hold the digital asset long-term . This comes as Michael Saylor sees Bitcoin as a hedge against economic inflation and a store of value. However, this approach has drawn criticism for being risky, especially if the Bitcoin price falls, and concern about one company holding so much Bitcoin. Bitcoin analyst and author Adam Livingston recently described Strategy’s Bitcoin buying spree as a “synthetic halving .” He explained that Strategy is purchasing half or more of the new Bitcoin produced by miners each month. Livingston believes this aggressive buying strategy could lead to a significant Bitcoin shortage and raise prices if demand keeps growing. Strategy Moves $700M in Bitcoin Meanwhile, Strategy recently transferred over 8,000 BTC units , worth over $700 million, to new wallets. This action raised eyebrows across the crypto community, as some questioned whether this was part of a bigger strategy or if the company was facing financial challenges. A shift in thinking occurred when Sani, a well-known crypto researcher, suggested that Strategy’s actions might not just be routine changes within the company. He said they could signal a need for Strategy to sell some of its Bitcoin holdings. In response to the growing concerns, Michael Saylor calmed the fears by posting “HODL” in an X post . This reinforces that the company still plans to hold onto its Bitcoin. The post Strategy Adds 1,895 Bitcoin, Now Holds 555,450 BTC appeared first on TheCoinrise.com .
