The listed firm now holds 92,079 BTC bought for a total of $2.251 billion.
CEO Michael Saylor continues policy of buying the crypto asset at set intervals.
Signs point to a new avenue of growth for crypto-backed lending.
The move means Binance users will be able to qualify for economic returns on the underlying shares, which will include potential dividends.
Michael Saylor’s MicroStrategy was up 18.5% in global markets. His firm’s bitcoin proxy stock wasn’t alone in seeing green.
In making the announcement, the firm's board cited its "commitment to bitcoin."
As a result, MicroStrategy now holds about 91.579 bitcoin.
BTIG also praised the business-intelligence firm's core business.
This latest purchase brings the firm's total bitcoin holdings to around 91,326, bought for an average of $24,214 apiece.
According to Arcane, the new corporate buyers appear intent on keeping the cryptocurrencies for the long term "and see further upside potential in bitcoin."
Bitcoin’s increasing reliance on purchase announcements for short rallies may not be an entirely healthy trend.
MicroStrategy said it bought about 205 BTC for $10 million in cash, at an average price of about $48,888.
Buying MicroStrategy stock solely for the bitcoin play? It'll cost you a lot.
MicroStrategy has bought another 328 bitcoin, bringing its total to 90,859 BTC.
MicroStrategy turned a veritable mountain of zero-interest debt into its single-largest bitcoin allocation yet.