Strategy Acquires 22,305 Bitcoin in $2.13 Billion Purchase

Strategy Acquires 22,305 Bitcoin in $2.13 Billion Purchase

According to SoSoValue, global public companies bought $2.15 billion in Bitcoin last week, led by Strategy’s 22,305 BTC purchase, bringing total public holdings to 959,810 BTC worth $87.32 billion.

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Fact Check
The assessment is based on a convergence of high-authority, high-relevance sources. The most critical piece of evidence is the company's own official webpage dedicated to detailing its Bitcoin purchases. As data published directly by the entity, this source has the highest possible authority and relevance for verifying its own activities. This is strongly corroborated by multiple other credible financial news and data sources. NASDAQ articles explicitly identify 'Strategy' as MicroStrategy (MSTR), a company well-known for its Bitcoin acquisition strategy, establishing the identity of the entity. Furthermore, sources from The Block and StockTitan confirm that the company officially discloses its acquisitions through press releases and SEC Form 8-K filings, which are the ultimate primary sources for such financial activities. The company's own website is a direct and accessible publication of this official data. The sources that do not directly support the claim are either irrelevant (referring to different, smaller purchases), too general (stock price pages), or have very low authority (a tenuous local news link and a social media post). There are no direct contradictions from any credible sources. Therefore, the statement is overwhelmingly supported by the most authoritative evidence provided.
Summary

According to SoSoValue, global public companies purchased $2.15 billion in Bitcoin last week (excluding miners). Strategy acquired 22,305 BTC for $2.125 billion, lifting its total to 709,715 BTC. DayDayCook and BHODL added 200 BTC and 1 BTC, respectively, bringing public-company holdings to 959,810 BTC valued at $87.32 billion.

Terms & Concepts
  • Bitcoin (BTC): A decentralized digital currency recorded on a blockchain; BTC is its unit of account.
  • Miners: Network participants who validate transactions and secure blockchains; typically excluded from public-company holding tallies.