The largest public corporate holder of Bitcoin has revealed its smallest purchase of the cryptocurrency to date.
On March 17, the firm officially disclosed its latest acquisition of 130 Bitcoin (BTC), which cost approximately $10.7 million in cash, reflecting an average price of around $82,981 per BTC.
This most recent purchase utilized funds from the company’s new initiative, the “STRK ATM,” which aims to raise up to $21 billion to acquire additional Bitcoin.
This 130 BTC acquisition marks the smallest ever recorded by the firm since its initial purchase of 21,454 BTC for $250 million back in August 2020.
Just 774 BTC Short of 500,000 BTC
With this new transaction, the firm and its subsidiaries now hold a total of 499,226 BTC, having spent approximately $33.1 billion on these acquisitions, which amounts to an average cost of about $66,360 per BTC, including fees and other expenses.
Following the acquisition of 130 BTC, the firm is only 774 BTC away from achieving a total of 500,000 BTC.
Image source: Michael Saylor
According to the firm’s website, its current Bitcoin yield is 6.9%, which falls notably short of its 15% target for 2025.
The Smallest Purchase on Record
Even with Bitcoin prices dipping to multi-month lows below $80,000 last week, the latest acquisition is considerably smaller than previous purchases and is recorded as the firm’s least significant Bitcoin investment.
Before this recent acquisition, the previous smallest purchase was 169 BTC in August 2024, as stated in the company’s official records.
Acquisitions in 2025 by the firm. Image source: Firm’s records
This year, the company has acquired a total of 51,656 BTC across seven different transactions.
This is an evolving story, and additional details will be provided as they emerge.