TLDR:
- Strategy Bitcoin holdings climbed to 846,842 BTC after the company bought 1,587 BTC for about $100 million.
- The latest BTC purchase shows Strategy remains a net buyer despite recent questions over its small 32 BTC sale.
- Strategy also raised its dollar reserve to $1.1 billion, giving the company more liquidity for dividends and debt costs.
- The company’s Bitcoin reserve now represents about 4% of Bitcoin’s fixed supply, keeping it the top corporate holder.
Strategy Bitcoin accumulation continued after the company purchased 1,587 BTC for about $100 million. The purchase took place between June 8 and June 14. The company paid an average price of $63,024 per Bitcoin.
The latest BTC purchase lifted its total holdings to 846,842 BTC. Strategy has now spent about $64.07 billion on Bitcoin at an average price of $75,656 per coin. The company also raised its dollar reserve by $100 million to $1.1 billion, keeping more liquidity beside its Bitcoin reserve.
Strategy Bitcoin Holdings Rise After Fresh Weekly Purchase
Michael Saylor announced the latest purchase on X on Monday. The update followed another short post that hinted at a new Bitcoin buy.
Strategy Bitcoin holdings now stand near 846,842 BTC. That amount keeps the company as the largest public corporate Bitcoin holder.
The purchase also came after recent debate over a small Bitcoin sale. Strategy sold 32 BTC between May 26 and May 31. The sale raised about $2.5 million at an average price of $77,135 per coin.
The move drew attention because Strategy has built its identity around buying Bitcoin. However, executives later said the sale was a process test. They denied that it showed a change in the company’s Bitcoin plan.
The latest BTC purchase was much larger than that sale. It also helped calm some doubts about Strategy’s long-term position.
At current market levels, the company’s Bitcoin reserve is worth about $56 billion. Its holdings represent roughly 4% of Bitcoin’s fixed 21 million supply.
Strategy has continued to buy Bitcoin through equity and debt-linked funding tools. Investors now track each update as a signal of corporate demand.
Strategy Bitcoin Reserve Grows Beside Larger Cash Position
Strategy also increased its dollar reserve to $1.1 billion. That move shows the company is keeping cash available while adding more Bitcoin.
The dollar reserve was created to support preferred dividends and debt interest. It gives the company more flexibility during market swings.
Strategy raised its cash reserve through common stock sales. During the same week, the company raised about $209 million through its at-the-market program.
That funding helped support both the BTC purchase and the larger cash cushion. It also suggests Strategy is not relying only on Bitcoin sales to manage obligations.
The company bought 1,550 BTC earlier in June for about $101.3 million. That purchase had lifted the dollar reserve to $1 billion.
The latest update added another 1,587 BTC and another $100 million in cash. This shows Strategy is building both sides of its reserve model.
Investors are watching how the company manages Bitcoin exposure, preferred stock payments, and debt-linked costs. Its model now depends on Bitcoin prices, capital market access, and steady reserve management.
Strategy shares trade on Nasdaq under MSTR and STRC. The stock also moved higher in premarket trading as Bitcoin stayed above the mid-$60,000 range.
