Saylor's Strategy Snags 810 Bitcoin in $63M Haul

Michael Saylor's Strategy is back at it. The Bitcoin treasury company bought another 810 coins, a haul worth about $63 million, according to WatcherGuru. Run the math and that's roughly $77,800 per Bitcoin.

The purchase keeps Strategy squarely in its signature lane: turning corporate capital into the world's largest cryptocurrency. The firm, known as MicroStrategy before its rebrand to Strategy, holds the title of biggest corporate Bitcoin owner, and Saylor remains its loudest evangelist.

Strategy's playbook has been consistent for years — accumulate, disclose, repeat. Past buys have been funded through a mix of stock sales and debt, a structure that has kept shareholders glued to every filing and every Saylor post.

A $63 million buy is modest by Strategy's own standards, but the signal matters more than the size. Each purchase reinforces the idea that corporate treasuries still see Bitcoin as a legitimate place to park capital, even when prices swing violently.

The company reports its Bitcoin activity through regulatory filings, so watchers will be tracking the next disclosure to see whether this is a one-off or another link in a longer chain of buys.