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Another weekend, another Bitcoin shopping spree
Strategy is back in the market with a very Strategy-sized move: 34,164 more Bitcoin bought between April 13 and April 19 for $2.54 billion. At an average price of $74,395, the company is now sitting on 815,061 BTC — a hoard so large it starts to feel less like a treasury policy and more like a lifestyle choice.
How the tab got paid
The company didn’t exactly find this under the couch cushions. It funded the purchases with:
- $2.17 billion from preferred stock sales tied to STRC
- $366 million from common stock offerings
- 2,165,000 MSTR shares sold
- 21,795,389 STRC shares sold
In other words, Strategy is still turning the equity-printing press into Bitcoin. And it still has plenty of runway, with tens of billions in remaining capacity across its stock programs.
Why MSTR traders care
This is the kind of news that can keep MSTR glued to Bitcoin’s mood swings like a teenager to their phone. If BTC keeps climbing, bulls get to tell the “digital gold” story louder. If it slips, well, the leverage cuts both ways and the ride gets bumpy fast.
Michael Saylor also did his usual Sunday teaser routine, hinting “Think even bigger” before the announcement. That’s basically the corporate version of posting a cryptic selfie and making everyone wait.
The bigger picture
Strategy is no longer just a software company with a Bitcoin side quest. It’s become one of the market’s most aggressive BTC accumulation vehicles, and every new buy reinforces that identity. For investors, the question isn’t whether Strategy likes Bitcoin — it clearly does — it’s whether the market still wants to pay up for the ride.