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Strategy acquired 3,273 Bitcoin for approximately $255 million on April 27, marking its fourth purchase in April 2026. The transaction increased the company’s total holdings to 818,334 BTC, worth roughly $63.7 billion.
Strategy’s Bitcoin accumulation is supported by a continuous cycle of equity issuance. As previously documented, the company purchased 17,994 BTC for $1.28 billion in early March 2026 using proceeds from the sale of 6.3 million MSTR shares and the issuance of 3.7 million STRC shares.
In its April 27 filing, Strategy reported that $26.47 billion in MSTR shares remain available under the current program. This provides capacity for additional purchases without needing to raise new capital facilities.
Strategy’s cumulative cost basis is reported at $61.81 billion, compared with a current market value of approximately $63.7 billion. At current Bitcoin prices near $77,000, this implies roughly $1.9 billion in paper gains.
Strategy’s accumulation has been framed by Michael Saylor as a process with a time delay between when Strategy buys Bitcoin and when markets price in the supply tightening that follows. Four April purchases totaling well over $3 billion represent one of the most concentrated accumulation periods in Strategy’s history.
These purchases arrived as Bitcoin tested multi-month highs above $78,000 and spot ETF inflows reached an eight-day streak. The next near-term market test will be whether the market reprices the compounding supply removal ahead of the FOMC meeting on April 28 and 29.
Strategy has not announced any change to its long-term target of accumulating Bitcoin toward one million BTC. Saylor’s Sunday tracker post, which included the phrase “the beat goes on,” has been described as the company’s standard pre-announcement signal to markets.
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