TLDR Adds 1,229 BTC via $108.8M equity raise, reinforcing long-term reserves. Holdings rise to 672,497 BTC with ~$59B value and gains above $8B. December spree TLDR Adds 1,229 BTC via $108.8M equity raise, reinforcing long-term reserves. Holdings rise to 672,497 BTC with ~$59B value and gains above $8B. December spree

Strategy (MSTR) Stock: Shares Soar as Company Scoops Up Another 1,229 BTC

TLDR

  • Adds 1,229 BTC via $108.8M equity raise, reinforcing long-term reserves.
  • Holdings rise to 672,497 BTC with ~$59B value and gains above $8B.
  • December spree tops $2B as dips near $90K open rapid entry points.
  • Shares hover near $159 while leverage and BTC swings shape returns.
  • Cash lifts to $2.2B; latest buy signals renewed deployment momentum.

Strategy Inc (MSTR) shares soared towards $159, a 0.23% increase at 10 AM.


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Strategy began the session with renewed momentum as the company advanced its bitcoin accumulation plan again. The firm added 1,229 BTC during the week strengthening its long-running reserve strategy.  The activity pushed market attention toward the company’s expanding balance sheet.

Strategy disclosed that the new purchase cost about $108.8 million and came through its active equity program. The company executed the acquisition at an average price of $88,568 per bitcoin and increased its total holdings to 672,497 BTC. Regulatory data shows that its cumulative bitcoin spending has reached roughly $50.44 billion.

The firm funded the latest purchase through the sale of 663,450 Class A shares and continued to avoid issuing preferred securities. The equity program generated net proceeds of $108.8 million and allowed Strategy to maintain significant capacity for future issuances. The company kept the flexibility gained from an earlier expansion of its dollar reserves.

Market Reaction and Positioning

Strategy shares edged higher toward $159 during morning trading around 10 AM and reflected mild strength in the broader crypto market. The stock eased about 1% in premarket activity near $156.51 and tracked bitcoin’s pullback. The stock remains pressured year-to-date because the firm carries leveraged exposure to BTC.

Bitcoin traded near $87,200 at press time and sat slightly below the company’s latest purchase level. The digital asset briefly approached $90,000 earlier in the session before moving lower again. Strategy held nearly $59 billion in bitcoin value and recorded unrealized gains of more than $8 billion.

The firm reported a year-to-date bitcoin yield of 23.2% in 2025 and sustained its approach of steady accumulation. The company also continued its long-term stance after halting bitcoin sales several years ago. Moreover, its recent activity shows ongoing confidence in disciplined market entry.

December Buying Spree

Strategy accelerated purchases during early December and added almost $2 billion in bitcoin over two active weeks. The firm acquired 10,624 BTC for about $963 million at an average cost of $90,615 on the first week.It bought another 10,645 BTC for roughly $980 million at an average of $92,098 the following week.

These consecutive purchases occurred as the market pulled back toward the $90,000 level and presented new entry points. The company relied on its capital programs to secure liquidity and moved quickly to expand holdings. The back-to-back trades marked one of its sharpest accumulation periods of the year.

Strategy paused purchases during the subsequent week as it lifted its U.S. dollar reserves to about $2.2 billion. The pause improved its financial positioning and supported further optionality. Therefore, the latest acquisition signals another shift toward active deployment.

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