Key Highlights
- Strategy acquired 4,871 Bitcoin in a transaction totaling approximately $329.9 million, paying roughly $67,718 per coin.
- Following this acquisition, the firm’s cumulative Bitcoin reserves rose to 766,970 BTC.
- The company’s aggregate investment in Bitcoin now stands at roughly $58.02 billion.
- Strategy’s average purchase price across all acquisitions equals approximately $75,644 per Bitcoin.
- After a one-week pause in activity, the company resumed its accumulation strategy with this transaction.
Strategy revealed its newest Bitcoin acquisition through a recent SEC filing. The corporation secured 4,871 BTC in a deal worth approximately $329.9 million, paying $67,718 per coin on average. This transaction brought the company’s aggregate Bitcoin position to 766,970 coins.
Corporate Giant Bolsters Bitcoin Position With $330M Investment
The acquisition details emerged in a Form 8-K submission to the Securities and Exchange Commission. Strategy invested approximately $329.9 million to obtain 4,871 Bitcoin at a mean price of $67,718 per unit. This purchase elevated the firm’s total Bitcoin accumulation to 766,970 coins, representing an aggregate expenditure of about $58.02 billion.
Strategy has acquired 4,871 BTC for ~$329.9 million at ~$67,718 per bitcoin. As of 4/5/2026, we hold 766,970 $BTC acquired for ~$58.02 billion at ~$75,644 per bitcoin. $MSTR $STRChttps://t.co/NcJj3FXYkg
— Strategy (@Strategy) April 6, 2026
The enterprise’s average cost basis across all Bitcoin purchases sits at approximately $75,644 per coin. This figure exceeds current market valuations. Nevertheless, Executive Chairman Michael Saylor maintained his commitment to the asset class, characterizing Bitcoin as “digital capital.”
The company temporarily suspended acquisitions during the period spanning March 23 through March 29. This interruption broke a remarkable 13-week string of uninterrupted weekly purchases. Prior to the hiatus, Strategy disclosed the acquisition of 1,031 BTC valued at approximately $77 million on March 23, 2026.
Ambitious Goal: 1 Million Bitcoin Before 2027
Throughout March, Strategy accumulated more than 45,000 BTC collectively. The corporation purchased 22,337 BTC valued at about $1.57 billion during the March 9–15 timeframe. Earlier that month, the firm secured an additional 17,994 BTC in a transaction worth roughly $1.28 billion.
For the opening quarter of 2026, Strategy has amassed 89,602 BTC valued at approximately $7.25 billion. This quarterly figure accounts for roughly 40% of the company’s entire Bitcoin acquisition volume throughout 2025. By comparison, other publicly listed corporations collectively purchased about 1,000 BTC during a comparable 30-day window.
Strategy finances these substantial acquisitions through at-the-market equity sales and perpetual preferred stock instruments. The enterprise issues common shares trading under the MSTR ticker symbol and distributes “Stretch” perpetual preferred securities. Toward the end of March, the firm announced intentions to raise as much as $42 billion via these mechanisms.
The corporation subsequently increased its equity issuance authorization to approximately $44 billion. Strategy confirmed that funds raised will be deployed toward additional Bitcoin acquisitions. The company has established an ambitious objective of accumulating 1 million Bitcoin before 2026 concludes.
Following its rebranding from MicroStrategy in the previous year, Strategy controls approximately 65% of all Bitcoin held by publicly traded corporations. Its treasury represents the largest institutional Bitcoin position among public companies. The firm consistently discloses purchase activity through official SEC documentation.
Saylor has consistently downplayed short-term price fluctuations in his public commentary. He has positioned Bitcoin as the optimal long-term store of value amid ongoing currency devaluation. The most recent regulatory filing validates the addition of 4,871 BTC and confirms the company’s updated total position of 766,970 Bitcoin.
