Strategy purchased 1,587 Bitcoin for approximately $100 million [1, 2] between June 8 and June 14, 2026 [4, 5].
The acquisition reinforces the company's position as the largest public holder of the cryptocurrency in the world. By deploying USD reserves, the U.S.-based company continues a long-term treasury strategy of converting cash into digital assets to hedge against inflation.
According to reports, the company deployed $100 million [2, 3] from its USD reserves to execute the trade [4]. The average price for this specific purchase was $63,024 per BTC [4]. This latest addition brings the company's total holdings to 846,842 BTC [2].
To fund its ongoing acquisition strategy, the company raised $209 million [1, 2] through the sale of MSTR stock by Michael Saylor [1]. This capital injection allowed Strategy to increase its reserves while maintaining liquidity.
Despite the recent purchase at a lower price point, the company's overall average cost basis for its entire Bitcoin portfolio stands at $75,700 per BTC [2]. The purchase was reported in a filing on June 15, 2026 [4].
Strategy operates as a publicly traded vehicle for Bitcoin exposure, allowing investors to gain access to the asset through the equity market. The company's aggressive buying pattern remains a primary driver of corporate adoption of Bitcoin in the U.S. financial sector.
“Strategy purchased 1,587 Bitcoin for approximately $100 million”
The continued accumulation of Bitcoin by Strategy demonstrates a commitment to a 'Bitcoin-only' treasury model, even as the company manages a high average cost basis. By leveraging stock sales to fund acquisitions, the company creates a feedback loop where equity value is tied directly to the price and quantity of its digital asset reserves.
