Strategy Acquires 4,020 More BTC in $427.1M Deal — Fourth Buy This Month

In its fourth move of Bitcoin aggressive accumulation plan this May, Strategy has acquired another $427.1 million in digital gold, maintaining its position despite BTC price fluctuation.
Strategy, the American company formerly operating as MicroStrategy, has acquired 4,020 additional BTC for $427.1 million, bringing its total holdings to 580,250 BTC. The average purchase price was approximately $106,237 per coin.
Michael Saylor, the company's co-founder and a leading voice in Bitcoin maximalism, noted that the company’s cumulative Bitcoin investment now totals $40.61 billion, while the current market value has risen above $63.6 billion — indicating a significant unrealized return.
Strategy acquired an additional 7,390 BTC for $764.9 million last week. According to Saylortracker, the company has now executed four Bitcoin purchases in May 2025, totaling nearly $2.7 billion in monthly investment. This move continues a long-standing accumulation strategy that Strategy has pursued for over five years.
Despite the high volatility of Bitcoin and possible regulatory headwinds in the U.S., the results have been exceptional: Strategy’s stock has gained more than 2,800% over the past five years, making the firm a reference point for other institutions exploring Bitcoin as an asset class.
Analysts say the move makes sense: With the dollar weakening and U.S. Treasury yields climbing, Bitcoin looks more attractive as a hedge against inflation and volatility — especially for investors shifting toward higher-risk, high-yield assets.
As with any publicly listed firm, investing in Strategy involves conventional risks — such as share price depreciation, legal exposure, or financial distress. While corporate documentation includes language allowing for the court-mandated sale of Bitcoin assets, Strategy has made clear this clause exists solely to meet regulatory standards and does not imply any actual intention to liquidate its BTC position.
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