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Strategy&, led by Michael Saylor, added 34,164 bitcoins to its reserves last week at an average price of approximately $74,395 per coin, for a total cost of around $2.54 billion, according to an official filing on Monday.
This move reflects the firm’s continued strong bet on bitcoin as a long-term strategic asset, rather than a short-term speculative investment, a hallmark of Saylor’s approach for several years.
This purchase also comes at a sensitive time in the cryptocurrency market, where prices are highly volatile, making the timing of entry a crucial factor in determining future returns.$BTC 
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.css-1iqe90x{box-sizing:border-box;margin:0;min-width:0;color:#EAECEF;}Strategy&, led by Michael Saylor, added 34,164 bitcoins to its reserves last week at an average price of approximately $74,395 per coin, for a total cost of around $2.54 billion, according to an official filing on Monday.

Strategy&, led by Michael Saylor, added 34,164 bitcoins to its reserves last week at an average price of approximately $74,395 per coin, for a total cost of around $2.54 billion, according to an official filing on Monday.