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Strategy expanded its Bitcoin treasury by 3,273 BTC over the past week, deploying approximately $255 million at an average acquisition price of $77,906 per Bitcoin, according to a disclosure by executive chairman Michael Saylor posted Monday on X.
Strategy acquired 3,273 BTC for approximately $255.0 million, at an average price of about $77,906 per Bitcoin. The company reported BTC Yield of 9.6% year-to-date for 2026.
As of 4/26/2026, Strategy said it holds 818,334 BTC, acquired for approximately $61.81 billion at an average price of $75,537 per Bitcoin.
Strategy funded the acquisition through its $21 billion Class A common stock at-the-market (ATM) offering program. The company liquidated 1.45 million Class A shares to generate capital for the Bitcoin purchase. No preferred equity was issued during the April 20–26 timeframe.
With 818,334 BTC secured in its treasury, Strategy said it now controls approximately 3.9% of Bitcoin’s hard-capped supply of 21 million tokens. The company’s holdings place it ahead of BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), which holds roughly 802,823 BTC.
Strategy also stated that its Bitcoin stockpile represents over 60% of all Bitcoin held by publicly listed corporations worldwide.
Saylor has previously outlined ambitions to eventually control between 5% and 7% of Bitcoin’s total supply, suggesting further accumulation remains ahead.
To support its accumulation plans, Strategy has established multiple capital-raising mechanisms. In March 2026, it registered dual $21 billion ATM programs covering both MSTR common shares and STRC preferred stock, along with a $2.1 billion program for STRK preferred equity. Combined, these programs provide $42 billion in potential capital.
Strategy’s MSTR shares were priced at $172 in current trading, reflecting an approximately 12.55% gain for 2026 year-to-date. Over a 12-month period, however, the stock declined roughly 47.5% to 51%.
The article cited notable volatility between July and December 2025, including a 16.78% drop in August, a 16.36% decline in October, and a 34.26% plummet during November.
Despite the recent drawdowns, MSTR has delivered approximately 134.9% returns over a five-year horizon.
Separately, Strive announced Monday that it acquired 789 BTC for $61.43 million at an average price of $77,890 per token. Strive’s aggregate holdings now total 14,557 BTC, with a market value approaching $1.13 billion as of April 24.
Michael Saylor is scheduled to present at The Bitcoin Conference later this week.
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