According to CoinDesk, Strategy (MSTR), the largest corporate holder of bitcoin (BTC), has expanded its reserves by purchasing an additional 10,100 BTC, bringing its total holdings to 592,100 BTC valued at approximately $63.3 billion. The acquisition was mainly financed through the recent issuance of 11.76 million shares of its 10% Series A Perpetual Stride Preferred Stock (STRD), which raised about $979.7 million after fees, complemented by at-the-market (ATM) sales of other preferred stock classes. This move reinforces MSTR's aggressive accumulation strategy and signals continued corporate confidence in bitcoin as a treasury asset. Traders should note that while MSTR shares are up 1.60% pre-market, BTC is trading just above $101,500, with the average purchase price of MSTR's BTC at $70,666, providing a significant unrealized gain. The scale and structure of this purchase may influence BTC market sentiment and volatility in the near term. (Source: CoinDesk)

According to Michael Saylor on Twitter, the question of how many companies have a path to becoming Bitcoin Centurions—holding at least 100 BTC—has gained attention as institutional accumulation trends increase in 2025 (source: @saylor, June 23, 2025). Trading analysis shows that more public and private firms are disclosing BTC holdings above 100 coins, including well-known names such as MicroStrategy and Tesla. This trend signals growing mainstream adoption and may lead to increased demand and price support for BTC, impacting short- and medium-term trading strategies. Traders should monitor public filings and quarterly reports for updates on corporate Bitcoin accumulation, as such news can trigger volatility and upside momentum in BTC price.