Key Takeaways
- Strategy added 705 BTC last week for $75.1 million, paying an average of $106,495 per Bitcoin.
- As of June 1, 2025, the company holds 580,955 BTC, worth over $40.68 billion.
- Over the past 3 months, MSTR led among the largest assets with a 44% return.
While much of Wall Street hesitates at the edge of the digital asset frontier, Strategy is diving deeper, doubling down on Bitcoin.
Even as its stock stumbled last week, Strategy’s bold bet on Bitcoin continues to boost investors’ returns.
Strategy Adds $75 Million Worth of Bitcoin
As part of its ongoing capital allocation strategy focused on digital assets, Strategy acquired an additional 705 BTC for approximately $75.1 million last week at an average purchase price of $106,495 per Bitcoin.
Since the beginning of the year, Michael Saylor’s company’s Bitcoin holdings have generated a yield of 16.9%.
As of June 1, 2025, Strategy holds 580,955 BTC , acquired at an aggregate cost of approximately $40.68 billion, reflecting an average purchase price of $70,023 per BTC.
During the same week, the MSTR stock decreased by 7.6% and extended the decline on Monday, dipping by 0.2% to $368.25 per share.
Three-Month Returns Show Market Divide
A chart shared by Saylor revealed sharp contrasts in three-month market performance, with Strategy (MSTR) leading the pack at 44%, fueled by its heavy exposure to Bitcoin (BTC), which rose by 22%.
Other strong performers include Tesla (TSLA) at 18%, Microsoft (MSFT) at 16%, and gold (GLD) at 15%, reflecting both tech optimism and defensive investing.
Nvidia (NVDA) gained 8%, while the Nasdaq ETF (QQQ) saw a modest 2% rise. Google (GOOG) stayed flat, and traditional ETFs like SPY and BND dipped 1%.
Meta (META) and Amazon (AMZN) fell by 3% on the losing end, while VNQ dropped by 5%. The biggest surprise came from Apple (AAPL), which plunged by 17%.
