MicroStrategy, the public company with the largest amount of bitcoin (BTC) on its balance sheet, took a new step in its financial strategy after approving a plan to acquire more of this digital asset.
This decision, supported by the company’s shareholders, marks MicroStrategy’s most significant bitcoin purchase in 2025.
The shareholders approved two key amendments that allow the company to increase the number of authorized shares. In this way, they ratified the measure by voting in favor of expanding Class A common and preferred shares, Bloomberg reported.
These actions will facilitate obtaining resources to continue the accumulation of bitcoin as part of the corporate strategy.
Last October, MicroStrategy announced its “21/21” plan, designed to raise $42 billion in three yearsdivided into 21,000 million in capital and 21,000 million in fixed income securities, as reported by CriptoNoticias.
This capital will fund the continued acquisition of bitcoin, with the aim of maximizing the performance of your treasury.
The biggest purchase of the year
As part of this plan, MicroStrategy today conducted a new purchase of 11,000 BTC for a total of $1.1 billionat an average price of $101,191 per bitcoin.
With this transaction, the company raises its total holding to 461,000 BTC, accumulated with an investment of $29.3 billion and an average acquisition price of $63,610 per unit.

This movement represents the third largest purchase of the year and reinforces the company’s position as the largest holder of bitcoin among public companies.
Bitcoin as a strategic asset
Since 2020, MicroStrategy has kept bitcoin as an essential component of its financial strategy. Michael Saylor, president of the company and an advocate of the digital currency, has promoted its adoption as a store of value against inflation and the volatility of fiat currencies.
Under this vision, the company has opted to accumulate bitcoin, even in times of uncertainty in the market.
The recent approval of the plan by shareholders reinforces MicroStrategy’s commitment to bitcoin as a pillar in its treasury management. With 461,000 BTC on its balance sheet, the company continues to lead the institutional adoption of this digital asset, consolidating itself as a benchmark in the financial sector.