Monday, December 8, 2025

Strategy Acquires More Bitcoin Amid Price Dip

by Priya Shah – Business Editor

Bitcoin Price Supported by Continued‌ Corporate‌ Investment Despite ​Recent Dip

Despite‍ a recent retreat‍ from a high of $116,700, Bitcoin’s price is finding support thanks ⁣to ongoing investment from corporate treasuries, most⁤ notably Strategy.The company announced Monday an additional purchase of 525 Bitcoin for $60.2 million, bringing ⁤its total ‍holdings to 638,985 BTC – solidifying its position as the​ largest corporate Bitcoin holder.

This latest acquisition occurred ‌at an average price of⁢ $114,562 ⁢per BTC,lowering Strategy’s overall average purchase ⁣price ‍to $73,913.The continued accumulation highlights a growing trend ⁢of⁤ institutional interest​ in ⁤Bitcoin, with ⁤total ‍corporate treasury holdings now exceeding 1 ‍million ⁤BTC, representing approximately 5% of the circulating‍ supply. This trend has accelerated in 2025, with a meaningful increase ⁣in the number​ of companies adopting Bitcoin as a ​treasury asset.

The influx of corporate buyers ​is contributing to a more stable Bitcoin⁣ market, as‍ these institutions generally‌ adopt‍ a long-term‌ holding strategy.⁤ The number of Bitcoin treasury companies has⁣ more than ‍doubled as January 2025, creating a perceived “floor” for the⁢ price, with dips frequently enough viewed⁤ as buying opportunities.

While Bitcoin ⁤has appreciated 23% in 2025,Strategy’s stock⁣ (MSTR) has seen a more modest gain of 14% during the same period. Despite‌ this, the company’s ⁢consistent purchases demonstrate a strong commitment to its Bitcoin-focused⁣ treasury strategy, even ‌amidst short-term market fluctuations. Analysts anticipate this⁤ trend of⁣ corporate ⁣adoption will continue, especially ⁣with increasing‍ regulatory clarity and greater acceptance from conventional​ financial‌ institutions, further supporting Bitcoin’s price in the long term.

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