MicroStrategy, led by Michael Saylor, once again confirmed its investment strategy. On December 15, 2025, an additional 10,645 Bitcoin (BTC) purchase was announced for an amount of approximately $980.3 million. The transaction was made at an average price of $92,098 per coin, which increased the company's total resources to 671,268 BTC. These bitcoins were acquired for a total of $50.33 billion, with an average purchase price of approximately $74,972 per BTC.
MicroStrategy's strategy is to treat Bitcoin as a key reserve asset, allowing the company to achieve a return on investment of 24.9% since the beginning of 2025. This is an impressive result, given the volatility of the cryptocurrency market. The company has systematically increased its BTC resources since 2020, becoming the largest corporate owner of this Crypto In the world. Maintaining the prestigious Nasdaq-100 index further strengthens MicroStrategy's financial position, allowing access to passive investments from index funds and ETFs.
Paradoxically, despite such a significant purchase by the institution, the market response was negative. Bitcoin price instead of rising, dropped below $90,000, reaching a local minimum in the area of $86,800. The decrease was approximately 1.47% and the volume of the transaction exceeded 90 000 BTC, indicating high activity and possible sale by other investors. Experts explain this phenomenon through several factors: OTC transactions (outside the stock exchange) do not immediately affect the spot price, and the cryptocurrency market is vulnerable to emotional reactions such as fear of missing opportunities (FOMOs) or uncertainty (FUD). Uncertainty also adds, the planned interest rate increase by the Bank of Japan (BOJ).
This purchase is a signal that institutions still believe in Bitcoin's long-term potential, despite short-term fluctuations. For individual investors, this is a reminder of the risks associated with cryptocurrency – even positive events can lead to price adjustments. Will the price of BTC reflect any time soon? The market remains unpredictable, but Saylor's strategy seems consistent and forward-oriented.
