• Strategy acquires 10,100 more Bitcoin, raising total to 592,100 BTC.

• Year-to-date Bitcoin yield climbs to 19.1%, boosting investor confidence.

• Critics warn dilution risks as Strategy continues aggressive Bitcoin accumulation plan.

Software intelligence firm MicroStrategy, now officially rebranded as Strategy, has announced another major Bitcoin acquisition. On June 16, the company announced that it had bought 10,100 Bitcoins between June 9-15. The recent preferred stock sales paid off this purchase at the cost of about 1.05 billion to the company averaging about $104,080 per bitcoin.

BTC Yield Hits 19.1% YTD as Strategy Expands Bitcoin Base

This is the latest purchase that increases the total holdings of BTC over time to the current 592100, procured at a total of around 41.84 billion dollars. This puts its average buying price to 70,666 dollars per bitcoin. By the move, Strategy confirms its long-term interests in Bitcoin as a main treasury asset.

Besides acquiring more holding, the company recorded a positive Bitcoin yield. At the middle of June of 2025, the year-to-date BTC yield of Strategy reaches 19.1 percent. This comes as a 2 percent addition as compared to the prior week when the company revealed that it had purchased 1,045 BTC. As of the quarter-to-date, the yield has risen to 7.4 percent.

This steady growth demonstrates the aggressive nature of the firm to increase its digital asset base by employing capital market instruments. The bitcoin yield metric, which gauges the increase in the value of the Bitcoin holdings of Strategy, is frequently applied in illustrating the performance of its strategy on investing in Bitcoin.

In the meantime, this trend is not greeted by everyone working in the industry. Matthew Sigel, of VanEck, said that certain publicly held companies could also be in danger should they lose a lot of money in stocks in their quest to raise funds to purchase more Bitcoin. He noted that issuance of new shares by companies trading at or at knock NAV would result in a dilution instead of value addition. What he said implies that the companies that greatly depend on at-the-market (ATM) offerings are not safe.

Strategy Stays Bullish on Bitcoin Despite Market Dilution Concerns

Despite the concerns, Strategy executive chairman, Michael Saylor, is still very bullish on Bitcoin. Being one of the loudest proponents of the asset, Saylor is not lagging behind and makes loud statements about the future of Bitcoin. According to him, Bitcoin is designed to outperform all the other traditional assets and might serve as the leading store of value in the world by 2045.

Saylor has even forecast going as far as to predict that one will only need to see Bitcoin touch a price of mid 200s, whereas even 1 million dollars. He asserts that this figure would enable the digital asset to outperform gold, real estates and even an opportunity to yield at least 81 trillion dollars to the U.S. treasury through tax and economic growth.

In the future, Strategy does not indicate they are slowing down. The accumulation of Bitcoins has become one of the comprehensive financial designs of the company by integrating the business of finance and the purchase of cryptocurrencies. With its combination of equity issues, strong ideology of digital assets, and robust leadership, Strategy keeps distinguishing itself as one of the first and only publicly trading companies with a rich history on the Bitcoin ecosystem.

The strategy serves as a guide for maintaining stable institutional investments. It also teaches investors to avoid excessive exposure to the growing crypto market. At any rate, at present the company is still sticking to its belief that Bitcoin is the future.