Strategy Inc. led by Michael Saylor has been acquiring more Bitcoin, and this time around, the company has acquired 397 BTC at a total of around $45.6 million, which is the fourth week of the company buying BTC. In the deal, the company paid an average price of 114,771 per Bitcoin leading to a total of 641,205 BTC that will cost the company 69.17 billion dollars.
It was financed by the internal capital reserves and a filing by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission indicates this. The overall cost of the Bitcoin portfolio to Strategy is currently estimated at 47.49 billion, which is an unrealized profit of more than 21billion. In 2025, the company reported a 26.1% yield in Bitcoin in the year-to-year basis, which strengthened its claim as being the largest corporate owner of the cryptocurrency.
Sustained Accumulation Strategy Continues
The unrelenting buying trend of the strategy shows that it remains loyal and committed to its Bitcoin treasury model, despite recent market volatility. Bitcoin was trading at approximately 107,354, and this announcement is accompanied by a 2.5% drop in the last 24 hours. According to market analysts, short-term holders are under pressure, and most new buyers are in a losing position.
Glassnode data indicates that this sell-side activity typically leads to accumulation periods for long-term investors. Past trends indicate that this kind of market condition typically attracts strategic buyers, rather than a reversal of the trend. The further purchases of Strategy can be attributed to this trend, as the company does not adjust its acquisition schedule in response to short-term price fluctuations.
Political Uncertainty Supports Bitcoin Narrative
The most recent Bitcoin acquisition occurs at a time when the country is facing significant political unrest in the United States. The federal government shutdown has now reached its fourth week, and the presidential administration has blamed the Democratic refusal. Hundreds of thousands of federal employees are still unpaid as Congress struggles to reach a funding agreement.
In one of the interviews with CBS News, Trump described the Democratic position as irresponsible and urged Republicans to move on legislatively. The extended closure has placed additional pressure on legislators, besides derailing federal operations in the country. Bitcoin supporters view such instability in governments as confirmation of the cryptocurrency's value as a tool for mitigating political risk.
The overlap of political uncertainty and corporate adoption of Bitcoin indicates a change in the attitude towards digital assets in conventional finance. The accumulation strategy developed under Saylor's leadership has shifted the company's balance and prompted other companies to think in the same direction. The recent trend has been followed by American Bitcoin, which purchased BTC.
In the meantime, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong was optimistic about cryptocurrency regulation, estimating that a long-awaited bill in the U.S. crypto market structure will be approved this year. Regulatory transparency would also legitimize corporate Bitcoin strategies and encourage more institutional investment in the digital asset market.
