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Strategy Holds Record 673,783 BTC as Michael Saylor Teases Further Bitcoin Purchases

Michael Saylor signaled upcoming treasury additions as Strategy's Bitcoin holdings reached a record valuation of roughly $61.2 billion.

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Strategy executive chairman Michael Saylor hinted at further Bitcoin accumulation in a post on X referencing the return of the firm's buying markers. As of January 2026, Strategy remains the largest corporate Bitcoin holder, with a treasury reaching a record 673,783 BTC valued at approximately $61.2 billion at current prices, acquired at an average cost of roughly $75,024 per coin.

The signal follows a recent acquisition of 1,286 BTC financed via the company's at-the-market share issuance program. Strategy maintains more than $11 billion in remaining authorization for stock offerings to support continued purchases.

The firm's aggressive debt and equity issuance strategy has faced scrutiny from commentators such as Peter Schiff, who noted that an average purchase price near $75,000 tightens unrealized profit margins during pullbacks toward $80,000. Meanwhile, Bitcoin traded near $93,000 early in the year, with analysts at Fidelity and CoinShares projecting institutional demand could drive valuations toward $120,000 to $175,000 later in 2026.

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