Michael Saylor’s Strategy made another Bitcoin buy, deploying $255 million raised from stock sales into BTC▼$61,534.00 last week.
Strategy added yet another sizable Bitcoin buy, pushing its total holdings past 818,000 BTC, now worth roughly $63.8 billion.
The move keeps a steady pace going. Just days earlier, the company had already spent billions on Bitcoin across multiple buys in April, stacking tens of thousands of BTC in quick succession.
Strategy’s latest purchase adds 3,273 BTC, lifting its total holdings to 818,334 BTC, now valued at roughly $63.8 billion. The average purchase price for this batch came in near $77,906 per BTC, according to a new filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Bitcoin Treasury Keeps Growing
The average entry price across the full stack now sits around $75,537 per BTC. To fund the latest buy, the company sold about 1.4 million MSTR shares, raising $255 million and moving the full amount straight into Bitcoin.
The latest purchase comes just about a week after a much larger $2.5 billion purchase of over 34,000 BTC, and shortly after another roughly $1 billion buy earlier in April.
Data from Bitcoin Treasuries shows Strategy still ranks first globally, far ahead of Twenty One Capital at 43,514 BTC and Metaplanet with 40,177 BTC.
The same data also tracks mNAV, a simple ratio that compares a company’s market value to the value of its Bitcoin holdings. Strategy sits near 0.98, meaning the stock trades roughly in line with its BTC, while Twenty One Capital is lower at 0.81 and Metaplanet is close to parity at 0.99.
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