Digital Gold Rush: Saylor Adds $1.9 Billion More to His BTC Vault
Strategy’s relentless Bitcoin accumulation continues, solidifying its position as one of the largest institutional holders of the cryptocurrency.

Michael Saylor has once again reinforced his commitment to Bitcoin, with his firm purchasing an additional $1.9 billion worth of the digital asset. This latest acquisition follows a relentless series of Bitcoin purchases that have continued almost weekly since late October, solidifying Saylor's strategy of leveraging his company's assets to deepen its exposure to the world's largest cryptocurrency.
Strategy, the enterprise software firm turned Bitcoin powerhouse, now holds an estimated $43.4 billion worth of the cryptocurrency. That translates to approximately 2.5% of Bitcoin’s total supply, a staggering figure that underscores the company’s role as a dominant player in institutional Bitcoin adoption.
A Bold Bet on Bitcoin
From March 24 to March 30, Saylor’s firm acquired 22,048 Bitcoin at an average price of $86,969 per token. The acquisition was disclosed in a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), reaffirming the company’s transparent yet aggressive approach to accumulating Bitcoin.
To finance this monumental purchase, the company tapped into its at-the-market common share sales program and preferred share offerings. This strategy, which has been instrumental in previous Bitcoin acquisitions, enables MicroStrategy to raise capital efficiently while continuing its bold move away from traditional fiat-based investments.
The Surge in Strategy’s Stock
Since Saylor initiated the company’s Bitcoin investment strategy in 2020, MicroStrategy’s stock has skyrocketed, surging approximately 2,200%. The parabolic rise in its share price has mirrored Bitcoin’s long-term gains, which have climbed over 600% in the same timeframe.
Institutional investors and hedge funds have played a critical role in this meteoric ascent. Many have capitalized on the company's convertible debt offerings, engaging in trades that involve purchasing the bonds while simultaneously shorting MicroStrategy’s stock. This approach allows them to profit from the inherent volatility of the stock while gaining exposure to Bitcoin’s price fluctuations.
A Decentralized Future Led by Saylor
Saylor has been a vocal proponent of Bitcoin’s potential to disrupt traditional finance, often positioning it as a hedge against inflation and fiat currency depreciation. His unwavering belief in the digital asset has transformed MicroStrategy from a software company into one of the most significant institutional Bitcoin holders in the world.
As Bitcoin adoption continues to expand, Saylor’s strategy presents a compelling case study on corporate treasury management in the digital age. While skeptics question the sustainability of such aggressive accumulation, Strategy’s growing Bitcoin reserves and soaring stock price suggest that Saylor’s vision is paying off—for now.
