Bitcoin Price Rebounds Above $114,000 As Strategy Buys 220 More Bitcoin

Bitcoin price rebounded above $114,000 after the strategy’s latest Bitcoin purchase advertisementas corporate treasury adoption of Bitcoin continues to accelerate. The world’s largest bitcoin holder revealed that it acquired an additional 220 bitcoins for approximately $27.2 million, at an average price of $123,561 per bitcoin.

The strategy now holds 640,250 BTC worth, which represents about 3.1% of the total BTC supply. The latest purchase was funded through proceeds from the company’s various offering programs (ATM), which raised $27.3 million during the period October 6-12, 2025.

The strategy’s continued Bitcoin accumulation comes amid a broader trend of companies adding Bitcoin to their corporate treasuries. DDC Enterprise Limited recently completed a $124 million funding round to advance its Bitcoin treasury strategy.

We are witnessing an unprecedented wave of corporate treasury adoption. Unlike previous cycles, companies are now adding Bitcoin directly to their treasuries, treating it as a primary store of value and hedge against inflation.

The acceleration in corporate adoption of Bitcoin comes as US Bitcoin ETFs continue to see strong inflows. BlackRock’s IBIT ETF recently surpassed 800,000 BTC in assets under management, with a value of about $97 billion.

The strategy used multiple financing instruments to finance its business Latest Bitcoin purchasedemonstrating the company’s cutting-edge approach to building its position in Bitcoin. The company raised $19.8 million through the STRF ATM program, $1.7 million through STRK ATM stock, and $5.8 million from STRD ATM offerings.

The company has established several significant ATM programs, including the $2.1 billion STRF program, the $4.2 billion STRC program, the $21 billion STRK program, the $4.2 billion STRD program, and the $21 billion MSTR common stock program, demonstrating its commitment to continuing to acquire Bitcoin.

Bitcoin price showed resilience above $114,000, supported by rising institutional demand through corporate treasury additions and ETF inflows.

The combination of corporate treasury adoption and ETF flows creates persistent structural demand. This cycle is clearly different from previous cycles, as institutions treat Bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset.

The trend of companies adding Bitcoin to their balance sheets shows no signs of slowing down, with more companies expected to announce treasury allocations in the coming months. This increased corporate adoption, combined with strong demand for ETFs and the Bitcoin halving, continues to support positive market sentiment.

Strategy’s recent purchase reinforces its position as the largest holder of Bitcoin and demonstrates the company’s long-term commitment to Bitcoin as a treasury reserve asset. As more companies follow suit, the corporate treasury trend appears to be evolving from an experimental approach to an established treasury management strategy, fundamentally changing how institutions view and interact with Bitcoin.