Michael Saylor’s Strategy Adds 22,337 Bitcoin in $1.57 Billion Purchase

Key Highlights

• Strategy purchased 22,337 BTC for approximately $1.57 billion
• The average purchase price was around $70,194 per Bitcoin
• Total holdings now stand at roughly 761,068 BTC
• The company’s cumulative Bitcoin investment is about $57.61 billion
• Strategy remains the largest corporate Bitcoin holder globally
• The purchase was funded through a mix of equity and preferred share offerings
• The acquisition continues the firm’s aggressive long-term Bitcoin treasury strategy

Strategy, the Bitcoin-focused corporate treasury firm led by executive chairman Michael Saylor, has added another 22,337 BTC to its holdings in a fresh $1.57 billion purchase. The acquisition was made at an average price of around $70,194 per Bitcoin, continuing the company’s long-running accumulation strategy during periods of market consolidation.

Following this latest buy, Strategy’s total Bitcoin holdings have increased to approximately 761,068 BTC, reinforcing its position as the largest corporate Bitcoin holder in the world. The company’s total cumulative investment now stands at roughly $57.61 billion, with an overall average purchase price estimated near $75,700 per Bitcoin.

The purchase is part of Strategy’s broader strategy of using capital market activity to fund ongoing Bitcoin acquisitions. Rather than relying on operating cash flow, the firm continues to raise capital through equity and preferred share offerings, which are then deployed into Bitcoin purchases.

Company disclosures indicate that the acquisition was carried out over a multi-day period and represents one of the firm’s larger Bitcoin buys in 2026 so far. Strategy’s approach continues to position the company as a publicly traded proxy for institutional Bitcoin exposure.

The scale of its holdings means Strategy now controls a significant portion of Bitcoin’s circulating supply, underscoring the long-term conviction behind its treasury strategy and its continued commitment to Bitcoin as a reserve asset.

The move comes during a period of relatively stable Bitcoin price action, with the market consolidating amid shifting macroeconomic expectations, institutional demand trends, and evolving liquidity conditions across global financial markets.