Strategy continues to aggressively build its bitcoin reserves.
The firm has already acquired 766,970 Bitcoin (BTC) for a total of approximately $54.5 billion at an average purchase price of $75,644 per coin. This currently translates to roughly $14.5 billion in unrealized losses.
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On April 12, Strategy Chairman Michael Saylor again posted “Think bigger” on X alongside the purchase tracker chart. Such messages traditionally precede major company acquisitions.
Scale of Accumulation
In March, Strategy bought 46,233 BTC▼$65,861.00 — nearly three times more than all bitcoin miners worldwide mined during the same period (approximately 16,200 BTC).
Strategy finances its purchases primarily through its STRC preferred stock product. According to the company’s estimates, an annual bitcoin growth rate of just 2.05% is sufficient to cover dividends on this instrument. If the cryptocurrency grows faster than this threshold, Strategy can service its obligations without additional common stock issuance.
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Risks and Outlook
Despite significant paper losses, the company maintains a high accumulation pace. Analysts note that Strategy’s model works only under long-term bitcoin appreciation. A prolonged sideways market or deep correction could create serious pressure on its financial stability.
At the time of publication on April 13, 2026, BTC traded at $70,720. The asset fell 1.5% over the past 24 hours. The chart below shows a sharp decline.
Nevertheless, bitcoin has held above the $70,000 level for the fourth consecutive day. Over the past seven days, it has risen 2.5%.
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