Key Highlights
- Strategy acquired 3,273 Bitcoin valued at approximately $255 million in the week concluding April 24.
- The acquisition price averaged roughly $77,906 per Bitcoin.
- Financing came exclusively from the company’s at-the-market equity program for MSTR common stock.
- Strategy’s cumulative Bitcoin reserves now total 818,334 BTC.
- The company’s aggregate Bitcoin expenditure has reached approximately $61.81 billion, with an average acquisition cost of $75,537 per coin.
Strategy has augmented its digital asset portfolio through another substantial weekly transaction, as disclosed in a Securities and Exchange Commission filing. The corporation secured 3,273 BTC for approximately $255 million, paying an average of $77,906 per unit. This brings Strategy’s cumulative Bitcoin position to 818,334 BTC, representing total capital deployment of roughly $61.81 billion.
Strategy’s Bitcoin Reserve Climbs to 818,334 BTC
The acquisition details were outlined in an 8-K document submitted to U.S. regulators. Strategy finalized these transactions throughout the week that concluded on April 24. The entire capital requirement was satisfied through the company’s at-the-market offering mechanism for MSTR shares.
According to the filing, Strategy generated proceeds by selling common equity. This funding method represents a shift from previous acquisitions that utilized STRC preferred stock. Despite this tactical adjustment, the company has adhered to its systematic weekly buying pattern established in 2020.
Strategy’s Bitcoin position stands at 818,334 BTC with an aggregate cost basis of $75,537 per unit. The firm has completed over 100 individual Bitcoin acquisition transactions. Management continues to highlight increases in both absolute coin count and Bitcoin-per-share metrics.
Regulatory documents indicate Strategy has deployed approximately $61.81 billion across all Bitcoin purchases. The company has sustained its purchasing rhythm regardless of cryptocurrency market fluctuations. Structured capital-raising initiatives have enabled this continuous acquisition strategy.
Strategy confirmed its intention to maintain Bitcoin holdings on the corporate balance sheet. Bitcoin serves as the principal treasury reserve asset for the organization. Strategy regularly publishes weekly transaction data through mandatory regulatory disclosures.
MSTR and STRC Provide Dual-Track Financing Approach
Strategy leverages two publicly traded instruments to capitalize its Bitcoin accumulation plan. MSTR shares trade on the Nasdaq exchange and frequently correlate with Bitcoin price action. By late April 2026, MSTR was trading around $171, representing approximately 12% year-to-date appreciation.
The equity has climbed over 50% in the trailing twelve months. Across a three-year timeframe, MSTR has delivered gains approaching 500%. Strategy has capitalized on this equity valuation strength to secure funds for Bitcoin acquisitions.
STRC preferred shares represent an alternative capital source. Strategy engineered STRC as a variable-rate convertible preferred security. This instrument appeals to investors prioritizing dividend income.
Strategy has previously emphasized STRC issuances for funding purposes. The current purchase, however, drew exclusively on MSTR common stock through the ATM facility. The company modifies its capital structure mix according to prevailing market dynamics.
Both MSTR and STRC have historically commanded premiums relative to Strategy’s Bitcoin net asset value. The company tracks a proprietary “Bitcoin yield” metric to quantify per-share coin accumulation. Complete transaction details for this latest purchase appeared in the April 24 regulatory submission.





