Based on reports, Strategy’s latest purchase sits just under the $100,000 mark per bitcoin. They spent $1.34 billion this time. That’s not the first big buy in 2025. On May 5 they paid $95,167 for 1,895 BTC, and on April 28 they picked up 15,355 BTC at $92,737 each. It shows they’re buying at different price levels. Yet each buy is close enough to $100K to grab headlines.
Strategy’s average price per coin has climbed from $68,550 to $69,287. That shift matters. A higher cost basis means they need even bigger price moves just to break even. Peter Schiff, a well‐known gold advocate, warned that their next purchase might nudge that average above $70,000. He argues that if Bitcoin falls below their weighted cost, small paper losses turn into real losses once they sell.
The company highlights a 15.5% Bitcoin yield for the year so far. That “yield” is really just the gain between today’s spot price and their cost basis. For example, the May 5 buy has already earned about $16.8 million in just six days—a 9.32% gain. And the April 28 purchase shows a profit of around $177.1 million, or 12.47%. Even the smaller April 14 lot of 3,459 BTC at $82,618 has made $74 million, or 25.88%.
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