The latest SEC filing of the strategy reveals a $60.2 million purchase of 525 BTC, adding to the enormous storage that is currently shy of 639,000 BTC, cementing an unparalleled position in the market as the largest corporate holder of the original crypto.
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The strategy bought 525 btc for $60.2 million and lifted its holdings to 638,985 btc. The purchase was funded through permanent preferred stock sales.
Virginia’s Tysons Corner acquired Bitcoin (BTC) from September 8th to September 14th, paying an average of $114,562 per BTC, according to Form 8-K filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
The strategy said the purchase was funded by the implementation of the capital market strategy, not by operational revenue.
Capital Market is supplying fuel to Bitcoin Juggernaut
With each filing, three classes of stock strategies sold to fund the latest Bitcoin acquisition include Series A Persistent Competition Preferred Stock (STRF), Series A Permanent Strike Preferred Stock (STRK), and Series A Permanent Stride Preferred Stock (STRD).
Each of these securities has a different dividend profile and risk structure, and have become the backbone of the strategy’s capital market playbook as they push Bitcoin’s exposure deeper. Last week, the company tapped the same program to buy 1,955 btc for $227.4 million, highlighting the speed at which the company accumulates in its chain how quickly it can convert capital.
With the latest transaction, the strategy holds 638,985 BTC and is acquired at a cumulative cost of $47,230 million, or $73,913 per BTC. At current market prices, the stash is valued at around $73.4 billion, earning more than $26 billion in paper profits and solidifying its role as an indisputable corporate heavyweight of digital assets.
Its scale is unparalleled. According to bitcointreasuries.net, the next largest owner of a public company is Marathon Digital, with 52,477 BTC. Other names in the top 10 include tetherback 21 with 43,514 BTC. It includes a Bitcoin Standard Finance Company with 30,021 BTC and a bullish exchange operator of 24,000 BTC.
Metaplanet, Riot Platforms, Trump Media & Technology Group, CleanSpark and Coinbase conclude the group, holding 11,000-20,000 BTC each. Together, nine non-tactical companies account for around 229,000 BTC, accounting for one-third of their strategic position.
