Bitcoin Updates: MicroStrategy Accelerates Bitcoin Acquisition While Other Corporations Reduce Purchases
- MicroStrategy continues daily Bitcoin purchases, now holding 641,692 BTC valued at $47.5B, representing 3.1% of total supply. - CEO Saylor defends Bitcoin as "digital capital," maintaining leverage below 1.15x and debt maturities over four years to withstand price volatility. - Institutional confidence grows as MUFG boosts stake by 15.9%, while broader corporate BTC buying slows to 656 BTC/day in October 2025. - Despite market uncertainty, MicroStrategy raised $770M via preferred stock to fund purchases,
MicroStrategy Keeps Up Daily
MicroStrategy Inc. (MSTR) continues to aggressively add to its Bitcoin reserves, having just bought 487 more BTC for about $49.9 million, averaging $102,557 per Bitcoin. This latest purchase increases the company’s total stash to 641,692 BTC, now worth over $47.5 billion at current market rates. The acquisition,
With this approach, MicroStrategy has become the largest public company holder of Bitcoin, now controlling about 3.1% of all coins in circulation. Saylor has repeatedly called Bitcoin “digital capital” and sees it as a safeguard against inflation, a belief supported by the company’s conservative leverage and long-term holding strategy.
Institutional investors continue to back MicroStrategy’s approach. Japanese financial giant Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group (MUFG) boosted its MicroStrategy holdings by 15.9% in the second quarter of 2025, now owning 232,967 shares valued at $94.17 million.
MicroStrategy’s shares are currently trading at a slight discount to its modified net asset value (mNAV), with a ratio of 0.99x, according to its Bitcoin Strategy Tracker.
The wider Bitcoin treasury sector has faced challenges, with corporate buying dropping to a 12-month low of 656 BTC per day in October 2025.
Saylor has denied any plans to sell Bitcoin, reaffirming MicroStrategy’s “unquenchable” demand for BTC. He stressed that the company’s finances are sound, with no looming debt issues, and maintained a positive long-term view. “Bitcoin is always a good investment,” Saylor told CNBC in a November 14 interview,
As the crypto sector faces ongoing regulatory and economic challenges, MicroStrategy’s approach underscores the increasing overlap between conventional finance and digital assets. With Bitcoin’s presence in corporate treasuries growing and institutional adoption picking up speed, the company’s moves could shape broader market trends in the near future.
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