Strategy added another 4,871 bitcoin for $330 million, with holdings nearing 767,000 BTC

Last week's purchases were mostly funded via sales of the company's STRC preferred stock.

What to know:

• Strategy bought 4,871 bitcoin for about $329.9 million last week at an average price of $67,718 per coin.
• The company has spent roughly $58.02 billion on its bitcoin at an average cost of $75,644 per coin, leaving it with about $5 billion in unrealized losses at current prices.
• With 766,970 BTC, Strategy controls about 3.8 percent of bitcoin's circulating supply.

Michael Saylor's Strategy (MSTR) added 4,871 bitcoin to its treasury over the past week at an average price of roughly $67,718 per coin, spending approximately $329.9 million, according to a Monday filing.

The purchase brings total holdings to 766,970 BTC acquired for $58.02 billion at an all-in average cost basis of $75,644. At bitcoin's current price near $69,120, the entire position is underwater by roughly 8%, or about $5 billion in unrealized losses on paper.

Strategy has acquired 4,871 BTC for ~$329.9 million at ~$67,718 per bitcoin. As of 4/5/2026, we hold 766,970 $BTC acquired for ~$58.02 billion at ~$75,644 per bitcoin. $MSTR $STRC https://t.co/dWgTMEgOgX

— Michael Saylor (@saylor) April 6, 2026

Last week's purchases were mostly funded through $227.3 million in sales of the company's STRC preferred stock. The remainder was funded with $72 million of sales of common stock.

A CryptoQuant report last week flagged Strategy's 30-day accumulation at roughly 44,000 BTC through late March, making it one of only two institutional channels absorbing supply at scale alongside spot ETFs, which purchased approximately 50,000 BTC over the same period.

At 766,970 BTC, Strategy holds roughly 3.8% of bitcoin's total circulating supply of 20.01 million coins and remains by far the largest corporate holder of the asset.

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