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Strategy has returned to the spotlight after expanding its Bitcoin reserve and overtaking BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust in total BTC held. The company now holds 815,061 BTC following its latest purchase of 34,164 BTC for about $2.54 billion. Michael Saylor said the acquisition was made at an average price of $74,395 per Bitcoin, adding to what he described as the largest corporate Bitcoin reserve in the market.
The key question for investors is whether Strategy’s holdings remain in profit after the latest buying wave. Based on the figures disclosed by Strategy and the market update tied to Saylor’s post, the company is back in profit, though the margin is narrow.
Strategy’s average acquisition cost across its full reserve is $75,527 per bitcoin. Bitcoin has recently moved back above that level, which has pushed Strategy above breakeven after a period of unrealized losses that began in early February.
Saylor said Strategy generated a 6.2% Bitcoin yield during the first three weeks of April 2026. According to figures shared on X, that gain equals 47,079 BTC. Using the market values cited in the update, Saylor estimated the value at about $3.6 billion.
Saylor described BTC Gain as the closest equivalent to net income on the bitcoin standard, framing performance in terms of growth in bitcoin exposure rather than a traditional operating metric alone.
Strategy also reported a 9.5% year-to-date bitcoin yield for 2026. The metric was released alongside the announcement of the latest purchase on April 20.
Strategy said it acquired 34,164 BTC for a total cost of $2.54 billion, bringing total holdings to 815,061 BTC as of April 19. At the time of disclosure, the reserve was valued at about $61.56 billion.
The latest addition placed Strategy ahead of BlackRock in total Bitcoin held. In the figures cited in the market update, BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust held 806,178 BTC, leaving Strategy in front with 815,061 BTC.
That gap pushed Strategy’s share of total Bitcoin supply beyond 4%, according to the update.
Strategy’s recovery above breakeven coincided with Bitcoin moving back above Strategy’s realized price of about $75,527. The recent move ended the period in which the company had been sitting on unrealized losses after Bitcoin fell below its average cost basis earlier this year.
Based on CryptoQuant, Strategy is now back to an estimated unrealized profit of about $242 million. However, the figure remains small relative to the scale of the company’s full reserve. A move below the current cost basis would again put Strategy into an unrealized loss position, while a stronger rise in Bitcoin would widen the current buffer.
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