Strategy adds 13,927 BTC in April, bringing total holdings to 780,897 BTC.

A recent SEC filing showed that Strategy added 13,927 BTC between April 6 and April 12, spending about $1 billion. The latest purchase was completed at an average price of $71,902 per bitcoin. After the transaction, Strategy’s treasury increased to 780,897 BTC, acquired for about $59 billion at an average cost of $75,577 per coin.

The update arrived as bitcoin traded near the $70,000 range, and Michael Saylor reiterated that the company intends to continue buying.

Strategy expands its Bitcoin treasury

The new acquisition ranks among Strategy’s largest weekly Bitcoin purchases this year. Based on the filing, the company’s Bitcoin reserve is valued at about $55.4 billion at current market prices. That leaves the treasury about $3.6 billion below its aggregate purchase cost, using the figures disclosed alongside the filing.

The latest buy followed another purchase announced earlier in April, when Strategy bought 4,871 BTC for about $330 million. With the new addition, the company controls more than 3.7% of bitcoin’s capped 21 million supply.

Funding through STRC preferred stock sales

Strategy funded the acquisition through at-the-market sales of its STRC perpetual preferred stock. During the week, the company sold 10,028,363 STRC shares for about $1 billion. The filing also stated that roughly $21.6 billion in STRC issuance capacity remained available as of April 12.

Strategy said it did not sell any Class A common stock under its MSTR at-the-market program during the same period, leaving about $27.1 billion available there. The filing placed these activities within a broader capital plan to raise $84 billion through equity and convertible notes for Bitcoin purchases through 2027.

Corporate Bitcoin adoption broadens

Bitcoin treasury adoption has continued to spread across public markets. Data cited in the filing indicated that 195 public companies now use some form of Bitcoin acquisition strategy. Even so, Strategy remains far ahead of other firms in terms of Bitcoin volume.

At the same time, the broader sector has faced pressure as treasury stock premiums compressed from 2025 levels. Strategy reported a $14.46 billion unrealized loss on its Bitcoin holdings for the first quarter of 2026.

In early April, Japan’s Metaplanet also drew attention after disclosing that it bought 5,075 BTC in the first quarter, bringing its total holdings to 40,177 BTC and making it the world’s third-largest public corporate Bitcoin holder. Metaplanet’s longer-term plan is to reach 210,000 BTC by 2027.

Market focus shifts to a technical RSI setup

Separately, BTC’s weekly chart highlighted a technical development after the Relative Strength Index moved above a descending resistance trendline. The chart notes that similar RSI breaks in earlier instances were followed by broader price expansion, and the current move is presented as the fifth such breakout in the current cycle.

Bitcoin has pulled back from the $110,000 to $115,000 area and is trading closer to the $70,000 zone. The RSI remains well below the overbought region, suggesting momentum has reset from prior peaks. If the pattern resembles earlier cycles shown on the chart, the first recovery target is described as the $80,000 range, followed by tests of higher resistance levels formed during the recent decline.

The lower support zone on the chart appears near $60,000, a level Saylor referenced in recent remarks when he said bitcoin likely found a bottom around that area.