Strategy does not slow down: another 130 BTC bought, 650,000 BTC in the vault. And for dessert – a dividend reserve for $1.44 billion

Michael Saylor and his Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) prove that there is no room for hesitation in the world of bitcoin and cryptocurrencies. Between November 17 and November 30, the company purchased another 130 BTC for approximately $11.7 million, paying an average of $89,960 each. It may sound modest compared to previous purchases, but the devil is in the details.

Strategy and a vault full of orange gold

Strategy currently has an astronomical supply of 650,000 BTC worth approximately USD 56 billion. Average purchase price? $74,436 per bitcoin, bringing the total cost to approximately $48.4 billion including fees. That’s over 3% of the total BTC supply – a nice slice of the 21 million coin pie. Despite the recent market crash, the company is still sitting on paper profits of $7.6 billion.

Where does the money come from for this shopping spree? From the issue of MSTR shares. Over the past two weeks, 8.214 million Class A shares have been sold for $1.48 billion. USD 13.37 billion remains to be used under the ATM program. No preferred shares have been issued – there is still $30.2 billion in reserves waiting to be held. It is worth adding here that you can invest in MSTR shares in the Kraken application in xStocks with just a few taps (or clicks in the desktop version).

Dollar reserve – a new step in evolution

The most interesting? Strategy announced a $1.44 billion reserve for preferred stock dividends and debt interest. The company plans to maintain sufficient funds to cover at least 12 months of commitments, with a target horizon of 24 months or more.

Establishing a USD reserve to complement our BTC reserve is the next step in our evolution

Saylor said.

Instead of traditional shopping announcements, the founder opted for a cryptocurrency post on X:

What if we start adding green dots?

– probably referring to the new dollar reserve.

Will companies in Poland follow Strategy Saylor’s lead?

While Strategy is accumulating bitcoins the size of a small country, the Polish cryptocurrency market is still waiting for similar moves from large corporate players. Our companies are watching Saylor’s strategy with interest, but there is still a long way to go before taking bold steps.

Maybe it’s a matter of time before one of the Polish companies decides to make a similar move? Meanwhile, Strategy remains the unrivaled leader – 195 companies publicly hold BTC, but none has even half of the resources of the American giant.