Strategy, the largest corporate Bitcoin
holder, revealed that it began 2026 with a fresh purchase of 1,283 Bitcoin for $116 million, which brings its total holdings to 673,783 BTC.
The Bitcoin was acquired at an average price of about $90,000 per coin, using proceeds from the sale of its own shares under its at‑the‑market offering, as disclosed in a filing submitted to the US Securities and Exchange Commission on January 5.
The company’s overall Bitcoin stash currently sits at $62.6 billion, based on an average purchase price of roughly $75,026 per Bitcoin, according to the same SEC statement.
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In the final quarter of 2025, Strategy recorded an unrealized loss of $17.4 billion on its Bitcoin holdings, driven by a decline in Bitcoin prices. The filing also reported a deferred tax benefit of $5 billion, which may reduce future tax obligations.
Management also expanded the company’s cash reserves by $62 million, which boosted its US dollar holdings to $2.25 billion.
That capital supports payments on dividends, preferred stock, and debt interest, as noted by Michael Saylor, the company’s co‑founder and executive chairman, in a post shared on X on January 5.
Through December, Strategy added $747.8 million to its cash reserves via stock sales, according to reports published on December 22, and that capital appears to underpin the company’s recent purchases and liquidity buffer.
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