Strategy’s Bitcoin Treasury Exceeds 660,000 BTC Following Major $962 Million Purchase

Michael Saylor's Strategy has once again increased its Bitcoin treasury, making a significant investment of nearly $1 billion in BTC, even in the face of declining inflows in the digital asset treasury sector and a sharp drop in its stock price this year.

Key Takeaways

Strategy purchased 10,624 Bitcoin for approximately $962 million.
The company's stock has fallen 51% over the past year, trading at about $178.99.
Despite stock declines, Strategy holds Bitcoin worth around $60 billion, significantly above its original purchase price.
Saylor is actively engaging with sovereign wealth funds and investors to promote Bitcoin as an essential digital asset.
November saw the lowest inflows for digital asset treasuries (DATs) in 2025, with a 34% decrease compared to October.

Strategy’s Bitcoin Treasury Exceeds 660,000 BTC Following Major $962 Million Purchase

Saylor Advocates for Bitcoin as Digital Capital

At the recent Bitcoin MENA event in Abu Dhabi, Saylor shared insights from his meetings with sovereign wealth funds and a diverse group of investors, including bank executives and family offices. He emphasized the importance of Bitcoin, stating, "My message is very straightforward. We now have digital capital. Bitcoin is digital capital. It’s digital gold."

Saylor further elaborated that alongside digital capital, there is a new asset class emerging called digital credit, which aims to reduce volatility in capital and provide yield.

Despite the downturn in Strategy's stock, Saylor has remained steadfast in his belief in Bitcoin. He assured followers on social media that the company "won’t back down" from its Bitcoin investments.

Recently, Strategy also secured $1.44 billion to counter rumors and concerns known as fear, uncertainty, and doubt (FUD). Strategy's CEO, Phong Le, addressed worries regarding the company's ability to manage its debts and obligations amid falling stock prices, stating, "There was FUD that we wouldn’t be able to meet our dividend obligations, which led to a surge in short Bitcoin bets."

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November Sees Lowest Digital Asset Treasury Inflows in 2025

The latest Bitcoin acquisition by Strategy coincides with November being reported as the slowest month for digital asset treasuries (DATs) in 2025, according to DefiLlama data. The total inflows amounted to $1.32 billion, reflecting a 34% drop from October.

Bitcoin-focused firms were the leaders in inflows, with Strategy's notable $835 million purchase on November 17 significantly impacting the totals. In contrast, Ether-focused DATs experienced negative inflows, with a total of $37 million flowing out during the same period.

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