Holding 672k BTC: MicroStrategy Bitcoin purchase December 2025 Breakdown
MicroStrategy Bitcoin purchase December 2025: MSTR acquires 1,229 more BTC for $108.8 million, raising total holdings to 672,497 coins. Detailed analysis inside.
The world's largest corporate Bitcoin holder isn't done yet. MicroStrategy (MSTR) has resumed its aggressive accumulation strategy, proving that market dips are merely opportunities for its Executive Chairman, Michael Saylor.
MicroStrategy Bitcoin purchase December 2025 Details
According to a Monday morning filing, the company acquired an additional 1,229 BTC for approximately $108.8 million. The purchase, executed at an average price of $88,568 per coin, brings their total holdings to a staggering 672,497 BTC.
MicroStrategy funded this latest acquisition by selling $108.8 million in common stock. While this bolsters their balance sheet with digital gold, MSTR shares slipped 1% to $157 in premarket trading as Bitcoin edged toward the $87,000 mark.
The $50 Billion Bet on Digital Gold
To date, the company's total Bitcoin cache was acquired for roughly $50.44 billion. Despite the high entry price of the recent batch, their overall average purchase price remains at a healthy $74,997 per coin. This massive position continues to make MicroStrategy a de facto Bitcoin ETF for institutional investors.
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