According to @saylor, Strategy acquired 130 BTC for approximately $11.7 million at an average price of $89,960 per bitcoin, and reports total holdings of 650,000 BTC purchased for about $48.38 billion at a $74,436 average cost basis, source: @saylor. Based on these disclosed figures, the new buy equals roughly 0.02% of reported holdings and implies an estimated portfolio value of about $58.47 billion if marked at the latest buy price, indicating roughly $10.09 billion above cost on that mark, calculations from data disclosed by @saylor. The post also included tickers $BTC, $MSTR, $STRC, $STRK, $STRF, $STRD, and $STRE, source: @saylor.

According to @MilkRoadDaily, corporate Bitcoin holdings now exceed 1M BTC with an estimated value of 114 billion dollars, indicating corporate adoption keeps climbing, source: @MilkRoadDaily on X, Sep 11, 2025. The post contrasts rising corporate BTC adoption with altcoin season hype and cautions retail not to overlook BTC, source: @MilkRoadDaily on X, Sep 11, 2025. The source adds that if large institutions continue stacking BTC, retail investors should take note as a trading cue, source: @MilkRoadDaily on X, Sep 11, 2025.

According to @BTCtreasuries, global corporate Bitcoin holdings increased by 96,343 BTC in April 2025, with MicroStrategy (MSTR) representing 25,370 BTC or 26.3% of the total growth. This data highlights intensifying competition among corporations to acquire Bitcoin, suggesting increased institutional adoption and potential upward price pressure as more companies add BTC to their balance sheets (source: @BTCtreasuries via @Andre_Dragosch). Traders should monitor corporate accumulation trends as they now play a significant role in market supply and price dynamics.