While the market was hesitating,
#Strategy was quietly buying. Michael Saylor’s company picked up 13,927 BTC for $1 billion between April 6–12. Average price? $71,902 per Bitcoin.
Where Does the Tally Stand Now?
Strategy now holds 780,897
#Bitcoin , acquired for a cumulative cost of $59.02 billion. The 800,000 BTC milestone is just 19,103 BTC away. In 2026 alone, the company has bought more than 107,000 BTC.
Where Did the Money Come From?
The purchase was funded entirely through STRC preferred share sales — 10 million shares generating approximately $1 billion. No debt. Strategy is selling equity to stack BTC.
But There’s Another Side to the Story
Strategy reported $14.46 billion in unrealized losses on digital assets in Q1 2026. Paper loss, but Saylor isn’t selling. He’s buying more.
What Signal Is This Sending to the Market?
Conviction or Madness? - When everyone’s “Risk Off,” Strategy goes “All In”
Supply Squeeze - 800K BTC means 3.7% of total supply in one corporate treasury
Institutional FOMO - After ETFs, now corporate treasuries are racing in
Binance Square Angle: BTC is trading at $76,323, up 2.00% in 24h. Strategy’s average is $71,902 — so they’re still in profit.
#MichaelSaylor Bottom Line: When retail fears the “dip,” Strategy treats the dip as a “discount” and buys it. The 800,000 BTC target is weeks away. The question isn’t whether Strategy will stop. The question is: are there even enough BTC left in the market?