- Strategy acquired 24,869 Bitcoin at an average price of roughly $80,985 per BTC.
- The company also reported a strong BTC yield of 12.6% year‑to‑date in 2026.
- Strategy now controls around 4% of Bitcoin’s entire circulating supply.
Strategy is back with another massive Bitcoin purchase, as the company acquired 24,869 Bitcoin for approximately $2.01 billion at an average price of roughly $80,985 per Bitcoin. The news was reported directly by Strategy’s X profile.
With this latest buy, Strategy’s total stash hits an astonishing 843,738 BTC, bought for about $63.87 billion, at an average price of roughly $75,700 per BTC. The company also reported a BTC yield of 12.6% year‑to‑date in 2026.
Strategy’s BTC stash grew so big that its BTC yield metric has turned into a key performance gauge that Bitcoin investors pay a lot of attention to. The metric is meant to track how much Bitcoin the company holds per share, and how much BTC exposure shareholders are getting. How efficiently the treasury is being managed over time is also being measured.
The announcement further solidifies Strategy’s position as the world’s largest public corporate holder of Bitcoin by a huge margin. At current holdings, the company now controls around 4% of Bitcoin’s entire circulating supply.
Michael Saylor Continues Ultra-Bullish Bitcoin Strategy
Through every market cycle, whether up or down, Michael Saylor (co-founder of Strategy) has been one of Bitcoin’s loudest supporters.
Saylor recently pushed back against comments from legendary investor Ray Dalio, who questioned Bitcoin’s status as a true safe-haven asset due to its volatility and lack of privacy. Strategy’s co-founder fired back by calling gold analog capital and Bitcoin digital capital, saying that Bitcoin’s transparency makes it even stronger as future collateral for the global economy.
Because of Saylor’s constant push for Bitcoin and his company’s pro-Bitcoin stance, Strategy’s purchases are increasingly seen as capable of moving the broader crypto market. Analysts now tend to track Strategy’s bond sales, equity offerings, treasury financing activity, and purchase timing.
Of course, not everyone shares Saylor’s sentiment. Longtime Bitcoin skeptic Peter Schiff and others have warned that Strategy’s approach could run into trouble if Bitcoin enters a long slump.
As for Bitcoin itself, it fell to $77,000 today, which represents approximately 1.65% drop in the last 24 hours, and a decline of 5% in the last 7 days.
Related: Strategy Pauses Bitcoin Buys as Peter Schiff Criticizes Accumulation Model
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