Strategy Boosts Bitcoin Stack to 766,970 BTC With Latest Buy
The firm spent $329.9 million on 4,871 Bitcoin at roughly $67,718, even as broader markets recoil from tariff shock.
Summary:
- Strategy added 4,871 BTC for $329.9 million following a short-term market dip.
- The purchase came as Bitcoin trades near $70,000.
- The move reinforces Saylor’s consistent strategy of buying into weakness.
Michael Saylor hinted – and Strategy bought. The chairman disclosed a fresh Bitcoin purchase for approximately $329.9 million, at an average price near $67,718 per coin.
The latest acquisition brings Strategy’s total holdings to 766,970 BTC, further cementing its position as the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin.
The timing places the purchase squarely within one of the more volatile intraday moves of the past week – and notably, close to the local bottom.
Buying the Dip Into a Liquidity Reset
Bitcoin’s price action over the past 48 hours provides important context for Strategy’s latest purchase. Bitcoin initially dropped toward the $66,700 level in a sharp and aggressive move. Price rebounded nearly $3,500 within hours, after the announcement for peace talks between USA and Iran, reclaiming the $69,000 level and briefly pushing toward $70,000 before encountering resistance.
Since the rebound, Bitcoin holds just below the $70,000 level, trading within a narrower range after the impulse move.
In that light, Strategy’s purchase fits in well with the lower end of the move. The timing of the purchase is during the time of highest selling pressure, before the recovery leg fully formed.
Positioning Remains Underwater – But Strategy Keeps Buying
The latest acquisition was made at a meaningful discount to Strategy’s broader position. The firm’s average cost basis now sits at approximately $75,644 per Bitcoin across its $58.02 billion holdings.
The position is still underwater on a per-coin basis at the current price of about $69,500. That means a big unrealized loss, but the company’s internal performance metric, BTC yield, helps make up for some of it. The yield for the quarter so far is 3.4%, which is the same as the year-to-date figure. This means that continued accumulation has so far made up for the dilution that comes from issuing new shares. For context, the firm reported a 22.8% yield for full-year 2025.
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Strategy’s approach has remained consistent throughout market cycles. The company has not disclosed any price threshold at which it would pause accumulation, and Saylor’s public messaging continues to frame Bitcoin as a long-duration asset rather than a tactical trade.
A Growing Share of a Finite Asset
With 766,970 BTC now on its balance sheet, Strategy controls approximately 3.65% of Bitcoin’s total eventual supply. That concentration continues to draw mixed reactions across the market.
Supporters view the strategy as a high-conviction bet on Bitcoin’s long-term monetary role. Critics point to the firm’s leverage structure and the increasing correlation between its equity valuation and Bitcoin’s price.
What remains clear is that Strategy is not adjusting its behavior based on short-term price movements. The latest purchase reinforces a pattern that has defined the firm’s approach since 2020: accumulate during periods of weakness, regardless of prevailing sentiment.
In this instance, that approach once again placed the company near the bottom of a local move – whether by design or by discipline.
The information presented in this article is intended for informational purposes only and should not be interpreted as financial, investment, or trading advice. Coinspress.com does not promote or advocate for any particular investment strategy, asset, or cryptocurrency project. Cryptocurrency markets are highly volatile and unpredictable – always perform your own research and seek guidance from a qualified financial professional before making any investment decisions.
Alexander Zdravkov
Reporter at CoinsPress
Alexander Zdravkov interessiert sich leidenschaftlich für Bedeutungsfragen. Er ist seit mehr als drei Jahren im Kryptobereich tätig und hat ein Auge dafür, aufkommende Trends in der Welt der digitalen Währungen aufzuspüren. Ob er nun tiefgreifende Analysen liefert oder tagesaktuell über alle Themen berichtet, sein tiefes Verständnis und seine Begeisterung für das, was er tut, macht ihn zu einer wertvollen Ergänzung für das CoinsPress-Team.
