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Key Takeaways:
- Michael Saylor’s Strategy bought 4,980 BTC for $531M, raising its holdings to 597,325 BTC.
- BTC wallet transfers worth $796M and MSTR insider sales have triggered speculation of a potential sell-off.
- Despite rumors, the firm’s actions and BTC YTD gains (19.7%) reaffirm long-term bullishness on Bitcoin.
Michael Saylor’s Strategy, formerly MicroStrategy, has reaffirmed its bullish stance on Bitcoin by purchasing an additional 4,980 BTC for $531 million. The move directly contradicts recent speculation surrounding a potential sell-off and showcases continued corporate interest in Bitcoin as a treasury asset.
Strategy Acquires BTC at $106,801 Average Price
The company disclosed that its latest Bitcoin acquisition was made at an average price of $106,801 per BTC, further solidifying its position as the world’s largest corporate Bitcoin holder. As of June 29, 2025, Strategy’s total Bitcoin stash has grown to 597,325 BTC, acquired at a cumulative cost of $42.4 billion—an average of $70,982 per coin.
With Bitcoin up 19.7% year-to-date, the firm’s BTC strategy has remained highly profitable in 2025. This marks the twelfth straight week of Bitcoin accumulation by Michael Saylor’s firm, reinforcing its long-term conviction in digital assets.
$796M Wallet Transfers Spark Community Speculation
Despite the bullish purchase, Strategy’s recent movement of 7,382 BTC (worth $796 million) to three newly created wallets has raised eyebrows. On-chain analysts at Lookonchain flagged these transactions, prompting concerns over a possible strategic reshuffling—or even a silent sell-off.
MicroStrategy(@Strategy) transferred 7,383 $BTC($796M) to 3 new wallets 11 hours ago—likely for improved custody.
— Lookonchain (@lookonchain) June 30, 2025
Historically, Strategy only sold 704 $BTC($11.81M) at $16,776 on Dec 22, 2022, and soon bought back 810 $BTC($13.64M) at $16,845 on Dec 24, 2022.
Aside from that,… pic.twitter.com/k3Etf9vVxu
The company has not issued a statement clarifying the wallet transfers, which has led to heightened scrutiny across the crypto community. The timing, paired with insider stock sales, has only fueled uncertainty.
Insider Stock Sales Add to Market Jitters
Further complicating matters, SEC Form 4 filings reveal that Strategy President and CEO Phong Le has sold approximately 8,400 MSTR shares over the past three months. This insider activity was highlighted by XRP Healthcare’s Edward Farina, who questioned the firm’s internal confidence amidst soaring BTC prices.
🚨 BREAKING: MicroStrategy President & CEO Phong Le has sold the majority of his $MSTR stock over the last 3 months.
— EDO FARINA 🅧 XRP (@edward_farina) June 29, 2025
This raises serious questions… Absolutely bearish for BTC. 🚩 pic.twitter.com/M8j5auUYmz
Still, the market reaction was mildly positive—MSTR shares rose 2% in pre-market trading Monday, although the stock has faced resistance near the $400 mark in recent weeks.
Also Read: Saylor’s MicroStrategy 91% Likely to Join S&P 500—If Bitcoin Stays Above $95K, Analyst
Meanwhile, Strategy is not the only company expanding its BTC reserves. Earlier today, Metaplanet announced the purchase of 1,005 BTC, bringing its total to 13,350 BTC and propelling it into the top five public Bitcoin holders globally.
This reflects a broader institutional trend of increasing exposure to Bitcoin, even amid volatility and regulatory scrutiny.
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