Strategy Surpasses 800K BTC as $2.5B Bitcoin Buying Spree Continues

• Like a few others, Strategy’s most recent purchase has been mostly funded via Stretch (STRC), the firm’s perpetual preferred security.
• Strategy purchased 34,164 Bitcoin for $2.54 billion between April 13 and 19, according to an 8-K filing the business made with the US SEC on Monday.

Michael Saylor’s Strategy, the largest public Bitcoin holder globally, has increased its overall holdings to more than 800,000 BTC via recent buys.

Massive Accumulation

Strategy purchased 34,164 Bitcoin for $2.54 billion between April 13 and 19, according to an 8-K filing the business made with the US SEC on Monday. Two of the largest Bitcoin buys in history—55,500 BTC in November 2024 and 51,780 BTC in November 2025—were made by Strategy. By coin count, this transaction is their third-greatest purchase.

Gaining 815,061 BTC for $61.56B, the company’s holdings are up from 780,897 BTC after a $1 billion buy a week ago. On average, $74,395 was paid for each coin in the latest acquisition, which is somewhat less than the $75,527 average buying price for the firm.

Like a few others, Strategy’s most recent purchase has been mostly funded via Stretch (STRC), the firm’s perpetual preferred security. According to the report, STRC received $2.18 billion, or about 85.7%, of the total revenues, while MSTR’s Class A common stock sales brought in $366 million.

Among other records broken by STRC last week, the at-the-market (ATM) program established a new record for the company’s highest single-day purchase spree. On April 13, STRC Live reports that trading volume surpassed $1 billion. The at-the-market (ATM) program sold 11.9 million shares, which is a new daily record, and the amount was about 7,741 BTC.

Moreover, the stock set a new record the next day with the at-the-market (ATM) program selling an estimated 14.4 million shares. A 518% increase compared to the four-week average was shown by the two days’ combined total of 17,204 BTC.

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