Strategy Shares Dip 2% Following $1.05 Billion Bitcoin Purchase

Strategy has made another significant acquisition of digital gold, purchasing 10,100 BTC for approximately $1.05 billion. In pre-market trading, MSTR shares fell 1.73% from the closing price.

Strategy has acquired 10,100 BTC for ~$1.05 billion at ~$104,080 per bitcoin and has achieved BTC Yield of 19.1% YTD 2025. As of 6/15/2025, we hodl 592,100 $BTC acquired for ~$41.84 billion at ~$70,666 per bitcoin. $MSTR $STRK $STRF $STRD https://t.co/n7q77DmqCY

— Michael Saylor (@saylor) June 16, 2025

The average purchase price was $104,080. At the time of writing, Bitcoin is trading at $106,635, down 0.4% over the past day, according to CoinGecko.

The company holds 592,100 BTC. The total amount spent on acquiring Bitcoin has reached $41.84 billion, with an average entry price of $70,666 for all of Strategy’s reserves.

The company’s founder, Michael Saylor, also reported on the investment yield in the leading cryptocurrency, which has reached 19.1% since the start of 2025.

Strategy’s shares, under the ticker MSTR, are trading at $382.25, according to Yahoo.Finance.

MemeStrategy and Solana

Shares of the tech investment firm MemeStrategy rose by 28.5%. This occurred after it became the first publicly listed company in Hong Kong to invest in Solana.

MemeStrategy acquired 2,440 SOL for approximately 2.9 million Hong Kong dollars ($368,820). The transaction was conducted through the licensed platform OSL Group. The average purchase price was $151.70.

Representatives of MemeStrategy stated that they see potential in Solana for tokenizing “real-world” assets and Web3 solutions based on artificial intelligence.

The firm plans to support the ecosystem long-term, particularly by participating in Solana staking to contribute to network security and earn rewards.

MemeStrategy is managed by the team behind the meme platform 9GAG, which has an audience of over 200 million users.

Back in April, Matthew Sigel from VanEck suggested that by announcing the formation of crypto reserves worth hundreds of millions of dollars, smaller public companies are likely attempting to fraudulently pump up their stock prices.

Analysts at Coinbase Institutional identified the growing popularity of corporate reserves, particularly in Bitcoin, as a systemic risk to the digital asset market.