- Strategy Inc. now holds 761,068 BTC, spending $57.6B, representing 3.4% of total supply.
- Strategy continues aggressive Bitcoin buys, adding 23,134 BTC in 2026 for $1.65B so far.
- Global firms like Metaplanet and Capital ₿ also expand crypto treasuries amid rising institutional interest.
Strategy Inc. has ramped up its Bitcoin buying, snapping up 22,337 BTC between March 9 and March 13, 2026. CEO Michael Saylor shared on X that the purchases cost about $1.57 billion, with each coin averaging $70,194.
“Stretch the Orange Dots,” Saylor hinted, signaling the firm’s ongoing commitment to Bitcoin despite price fluctuations. The latest acquisition brings Strategy’s total holdings to 761,068 BTC, representing more than 3.4% of the fixed 21 million Bitcoin supply.
Strategy’s latest purchases cost the company about $57.6 billion in total, paying roughly $75,700 per coin on average. Considering that the current value of one bitcoin is $74,000, the actual value of their holdings is closer to $50 billion, thus indicating that the company is experiencing an unrealized loss compared to what they paid.
Last week, Strategy bought another 17,994 BTC for $1.28 billion, showing that the firm continues to aggressively add to its Bitcoin stash even as prices fluctuate. As of March 16, 2026, Strategy Inc. has bought about 23,134 BTC for $1.65 billion this year. In 2025, it purchased 101,873 BTC for $8.92 billion, growing its holdings from roughly 448,000 to 672,500 BTC.
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Funding Strategy and Equity Instruments
Strategy paid for its recent Bitcoin purchases by selling shares and issuing preferred stock. The company used at-the-market programs for its Class A stock (MSTR) and its perpetual Stretch preferred shares (STRC).
It also offers other preferred stock programs—STRK, STRF, and STRD—designed for different types of investors. STRD carries a 10% dividend but doesn’t convert to regular shares, making it the riskiest option with potentially higher returns.
On the other hand, STRF provides a 10% cumulative dividend and takes a safer approach. STRC pays a variable monthly dividend, which helps keep its price close to the $100 starting value.
Global Corporate Bitcoin Moves
Strategy isn’t the only company boosting its Bitcoin holdings. Japan’s Metaplanet recently raised about $255 million from global investors to support a $531 million Bitcoin plan. The Tokyo-listed company also issued fixed-strike warrants, which could bring in an additional 44.5 billion yen if exercised.
Meanwhile, Europe’s Capital ₿ bought 8 BTC for €0.5 million, bringing its total holdings to 2,844 BTC valued at €264.4 million. Alexandre Laizet, Capital ₿ Board Director, said, “Capital ₿ has acquired 8 BTC for €0.5 million at €60,934 per bitcoin and has achieved BTC Yield of 0.29% YTD.”
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