On November 15, 2025, MicroStrategy (MSTR), now rebranded as Strategy, continued its aggressive Bitcoin (BTC) accumulation, acquiring 397 BTC on November 3 for $45.6 million at an average price of $114,771 per BTC. BTC Executive Chairman Michael Saylor denied sale rumors on X, stating the company is “accelerating purchases” despite a $95,907 BTC price and $1.91T market cap, down 1.05% daily, per CoinMarketCap. With 641,692 BTC held ($47.54 total cost, avg. $74,079/BTC), Strategy‘s strategy defies the 18.96% 90-day dip, per. X posts from @saylor reaffirmed, “We are buying, we’ll report our next buys on Monday morning,”.
Strategy‘s 26.1% YTD BTC yield contrasts market hesitation, with $97.3B 24-hour volume and 58.86% dominance, per. Funded via STRF, STRC, STRK, and STRD equity programs and $770M from 10% Series A STRE preferred stock, the purchases aim to maximize shareholder value per. Arkham Intelligence data sparked rumors of a 47,000 BTC drop, but Saylor refuted it, er. BTC‘s circulating supply (19.95M) is near its 21M cap, with Strategy as the top corporate holder.
Strategy‘s buys, echoing 2021’s halt of declines, could buffer dips and set precedents for institutional demand, per. Nasdaq-100 inclusion in December 2024 boosted its role as a BTC proxy, per. However, $112,709 intraday low and Ethereum (ETH) at $4,070 (down 5%) reflect profit-taking ahead of Jackson Hole, per. Analysts like Vincent Liu from Kronos Research note a “wait-and-see mode” until a clearer political direction, per. Strategy‘s $68B+ BTC trove post-$50M buy on November 10 underscores resilience.
BTC support at $112,000 and resistance at $120,000 are key; a breakout could target $150,000 by 2026, per Techopedia. Monitor Strategy filings on sec.gov and BTC flows via CryptoQuant. Dollar-cost average into BTC with stop-losses below $112,000, or diversify into USDC/ETH, per TradingView. Follow @TheBlock__ on X for updates. Strategy‘s defiance could stabilize sentiment, but volatility persists until FOMC clarity.
