According to a post by Michael Saylor, the strategy’s regular Bitcoin Buys will pause this week. He told his followers, “There are no new orange dots this week,” and used his break to point to the size of the company’s holdings.
Strategy pauses weekly purchases
Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) confirmed its recent purchase of $22.1 million in Bitcoin.
Based on reported figures, the move increased the company’s total to 640,031 BTC. The company’s cost base is $473.5 billion, with an average purchase price of $73,983.
At the current market level, the stash is valued at nearly $80 billion ($124,880 at the time of writing), representing approximately 3% of Bitcoin’s circulation supply.
There are no new orange dots this week. Let me remind you why we introduce Hodl. pic.twitter.com/p84m14wf3g
– Michael Saylor (@saylor) October 5th, 2025
Holding has grown from a small start
The report reveals that the strategy has launched a crypto program with $250 million in Bitcoin. At one point, the company held an unrealized loss of $40 million.
Over time, these early positions expanded dramatically. Over the past seven weeks, the company has added over 11,000 BTC to its book. The results are now clear. The strategy is positioned as the largest corporate Bitcoin Treasury Ministry, whose holdings have grown to a scale that overturns the market capitalizations of several major banks.
Market context and strategic signals
The observer said the company last suspended its purchases in July. Strategic suspensions often occur in revenue reports or market shaking, which were assembled internally to remind us of the power of long-term retention.
Reports show that the company continues to commit to accumulation as a long-term approach, even if Buys is not strictly weekly. Some market watchers view pause as a routine. Others monitor future balance sheets and revenues that require changes in tempo.
The rising Ministry of Institutional Treasury
Meanwhile, a new Vaneck report brings the facility’s Cryptocurrency Department at a comprehensive assessment to around $150 billion. Much of that rise is tied to the growth of Ethereum and Solana allocations.
The report noted that revenues on the chain from the blockchain fell 16% a month due to lower volatility, but the agency continued to retain its ETH position.
Vanek warned that increased levels of ETH penetration by large players could reduce the rewards of small stakers.
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