Strategy spends $2.5B on Bitcoin in one of its largest single buys to date

Strategy dominates corporate Bitcoin holdings with nearly 4% of total supply, leveraging debt for purchases.

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Add us on Google by Vivian Nguyen Apr. 20, 2026

Strategy disclosed in a new SEC filing that it added 34,164 Bitcoin worth about $2.5 billion to its treasury last week, its biggest purchase of 2026 and one of the largest single buys in the company’s history.

Strategy now holds 815,061 Bitcoin in total, bought at a cumulative cost of $61.56 billion at an average of $75,527 per coin. With BTC trading at $75,412, the stash is valued at $61.5 billion.

The purchases were funded through proceeds raised under the company’s at-the-market offering program.

During the same period, Strategy sold approximately 21.8 million shares of its Variable Rate Series A Perpetual Stretch Preferred Stock, generating $2.18 billion in notional value and $2.18 billion in net proceeds, alongside 2.17 million shares of Class A common stock yielding $366 million in net proceeds.

Strategy is on pace to control 4% of Bitcoin’s total supply, and founder Michael Saylor previously said the figure could ultimately reach as high as 7%.

In an interview with CNBC, Saylor said the 3% to 7% range represents an appropriate level of ownership for the company while dismissing total market dominance as both unrealistic and contrary to its objectives.

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