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Strategy Adds 250 Bitcoin for $22 Million to Extend Accumulation Streak

Michael Saylor's treasury company has purchased Bitcoin for a fourth consecutive week, expanding its total corporate reserves.

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Treasury firm Strategy has extended its Bitcoin purchasing run to four consecutive weeks, acquiring 250 BTC for $22 million over the past seven days. The latest transaction, executed at an average price of $86,194 per coin, raised the company’s total holdings to 848,250 BTC. Over the preceding three weeks, the firm spent $248 million to buy 2,949 Bitcoin.

The ongoing accumulation follows sales during the summer under Strategy's Bitcoin monetization program, established to build cash reserves and fund dividend payments. Alongside the token purchases, chairman Michael Saylor stated the company repurchased $192 million of STRC, its perpetual preferred stock that carries a 12.00% annual dividend and trades at $99.89 near its $100 par value.

Addressing the summer sales, Saylor clarified that his long-standing "never sell" advice applied strictly to his personal holdings, which he stated remain untouched. He noted that Strategy operates as a public company with disclosed mandates since 2020 to trade assets for capital management while maintaining its long-term conviction in Bitcoin.

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