Michael Saylor’s Strategy (formerly known as MicroStrategy), the world’s largest Bitcoin corporate holder, has added yet another substantial tranche of BTC to its treasury haul.

The buy comes amid a period of market consolidation, where the Bitcoin price has hovered near the $90,000 mark after recent downward pressure.

However, investors are eyeing potential recovery as the broader market awaits key macroeconomic data releases.

Michael Saylor’s company, formerly MicroStrategy, acquired Bitcoin worth $980.3 million last week, buying 10,645 BTC at an average price of $92,098.

This is according to an announcement on December 15, 2025.

Buy brings Strategy’s holdings to 671,268 $BTC, acquired for about $50.3 billion.

The average buying price stands at $74,972 per bitcoin. At the current BTC price, the company sits on an unrealised profit of over $9.7 billion.

Strategy has acquired 10,645 BTC for ~$980.3 million at ~$92,098 per bitcoin and has achieved BTC Yield of 24.9% YTD 2025. As of 12/14/2025, we hodl 671,268 $BTC acquired for ~$50.33 billion at ~$74,972 per bitcoin. $MSTR $STRC $STRK $STRF $STRD $STRE strategy.com/press/strategy…

The purchase marks the second consecutive week of large-scale acquisitions.

On Dec. 8, the company revealed it had acquired 10,624 BTC for approximately $962.7 million at the average price of $90,615 per Bitcoin.

Michael Saylor hinted at the buy on Sunday. 

The timing of Strategy’s accumulation aligns with tentative optimism in the cryptocurrency market.

On Monday, as Bitcoin traded around $89,560, stocks opened higher, contrasting with last week’s declines.

Despite the Federal Reserve’s rate decision, sharp drops in technology giants such as Oracle and Broadcom weighed heavily on AI-related equities. 

The S&P 500 shed 0.6% and the Nasdaq Composite fell 1.7%, amplifying sell-off pressures across correlated assets.

It includes cryptocurrencies, which saw Bitcoin fall below $90k and several other coins give up support levels. 

However, traders appear bullish on prospects for a rebound. For the coming week, analysts see key releases including November nonfarm payrolls data, October retail sales and the pivotal November Consumer Price Index (CPI) report as crucial. 

These metrics will provide fresh insights into labor market resilience, consumer spending, and inflation trends. Potentially, risk appetite will improve. 

Strategy’s relentless Bitcoin strategy persists against the backdrop of regulatory and indexing scrutiny. 

The company recently submitted a formal letter challenging a proposal by MSCI to exclude firms whose digital asset holdings exceed 50% of total assets from its Global Investable Market Indexes.

The company sent its detailed letter to MSCI last week.

Strategy argued that the rule is discriminatory, arbitrary, and inconsistent with how other concentrated asset holders, like real estate or commodity-focused companies, are treated. 

Saylor and team emphasised Strategy’s status as an operating enterprise, pointing to its robust software business.

The company believes exclusion could undermine innovation in the digital asset space and conflict with supportive US policies.

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