In a recent filing, Michael Saylor’s company Strategy (MSTR) disclosed that it acquired an additional 4,871 bitcoin for approximately $329.9 million over the past week. This transaction averaged around $67,718 per coin. As of April 5, 2026, the firm holds 766,970 BTC valued at roughly $58.02 billion, with an average acquisition cost of about $75,644 per coin. Currently, bitcoin is trading near $69,120, indicating that Strategy’s holdings are down nearly 8%, translating to around $5 billion in unrealized paper losses.
The latest purchase was primarily financed by selling approximately $227.3 million worth of the company’s STRC preferred stock, with an additional $72 million raised from common stock sales.
A report from CryptoQuant last week highlighted that Strategy has been accumulating bitcoin at a significant scale, purchasing around 44,000 BTC in the past 30 days through late March. This activity positions it as one of only two major institutional buyers, alongside spot ETFs, which acquired about 50,000 BTC over the same timeframe.
With these latest acquisitions, Strategy’s holdings now represent approximately 3.8% of bitcoin’s total circulating supply, estimated at 20.01 million coins. As a result, it remains the largest corporate holder of the cryptocurrency.