Michael Saylor's MicroStrategy Increases Bitcoin Holdings Again, Spends $200 Million in One Week

MicroStrategy has increased its digital asset holdings again this week. Led by Michael Saylor, the company completed a significant Bitcoin purchase last week, acquiring a total of 3,015 BTC, with an investment of approximately $204.1 million, averaging about $67,700 per Bitcoin. This move further demonstrates Michael Saylor’s strong commitment to treating Bitcoin as a strategic corporate asset.

Details of MicroStrategy’s Large Bitcoin Acquisition

The 3,015 Bitcoin purchased by MicroStrategy cost about $67,700 each at the time of the transaction. To fund this purchase, the company raised approximately $229.9 million through common stock issuance and also gained about $7.1 million in net proceeds from the issuance of variable-rate perpetual preferred stock (STRC). According to the latest market data, Bitcoin is currently trading at around $70,840, making MicroStrategy’s entry quite forward-looking.

Bitcoin Empire Continues Expansion: MicroStrategy’s Impressive Holdings

After this recent transaction, MicroStrategy has become the world’s largest publicly traded company Bitcoin holder. The company now controls 720,737 BTC, with a total investment of about $54.77 billion, averaging approximately $75,985 per Bitcoin. This indicates that Michael Saylor’s team has made Bitcoin a core asset strategy, far surpassing other institutional investors in the industry. This ongoing accumulation reflects deep confidence in Bitcoin’s long-term value.

Emerging Market Forecast: New Crypto Venture Fund 5c© Capital Launches

Meanwhile, a new investment trend is emerging. A venture capital fund called 5c© Capital has recently announced its establishment, focusing on investing in startups related to prediction markets. Supported by CEOs of major prediction platforms Polymarket and Kalshi, the fund aims to raise up to $35 million within two years and support around 20 startups.

5c© Capital’s investment strategy is not simply to replicate existing trading platform models but to focus on building industry infrastructure, including data tools, liquidity provision, and compliance systems. This differentiated approach has attracted over 20 initial investors, including portfolio managers from hedge fund Millennium Management. The rapid growth of prediction markets—surging trading volume, new user influx, and the strategic layout of crypto trading platforms and retail brokers—offers broad development opportunities for such specialized funds.