US-based public software and business intelligence company Strategy has marked its hundredth major Bitcoin acquisition since it adopted the cryptocurrency as a reserve asset in 2020. In its latest move, Strategy bought an additional 592 bitcoins, further strengthening its already considerable digital asset reserves.
Equity Sale Fuels Latest Bitcoin Purchase
According to a company statement, the most recent Bitcoin acquisition was funded through the sale of Strategy’s own shares on the market. Specifically, the company sold 297,940 Class A common shares, raising approximately $39.8 million in proceeds. The average purchase price for the latest Bitcoin batch stood at $67,286 per coin, reflecting strategic timing amid volatile crypto markets.
Expanding Reserves and Market Ripples
With this acquisition, Strategy’s total Bitcoin holdings have reached an impressive 717,722 coins. To date, the company has spent an estimated $54.56 billion on these purchases, with an average buy-in price calculated at $76,020 per Bitcoin. Strategy remains the world’s largest publicly listed company in terms of Bitcoin reserves, and the scale of its holdings exerts a direct influence on its market capitalization. Share prices often mirror the swings in Bitcoin’s value, underlining the company’s exposure to the cryptocurrency’s volatility.
In addition to its digital assets, Strategy administers $37.4 billion in other securities, providing the flexibility to fund additional large-scale Bitcoin purchases in the future. The company also maintains a frequently updated, public dashboard for monitoring its Bitcoin portfolio, reflecting its commitment to transparency and compliance with reporting standards.
The recent purchase coincided with a period when Bitcoin’s price dipped from around $68,000 to roughly $66,000 over the weekend. This downturn led to a brief drop in Strategy’s share price, which slid more than 2 percent, settling near $128. The move showcases the correlation between crypto market shifts and the company’s stock performance.
Company Executive Chairman Michael Saylor highlighted the significance of this milestone through a social media post titled “The Orange Century,” underscoring the company’s ongoing commitment to its Bitcoin investment strategy.
Shortly before this transaction, Strategy expanded its portfolio with another purchase of 2,486 bitcoins, amounting to a $168.4 million investment. Sector reports released in January 2026 noted that the company acquired 40,150 bitcoins in a single month, bringing its total holdings to 712,647 at that time. Strategy captured approximately 93 percent of all new institutional Bitcoin acquisitions, fortifying its leading position in the space.
Michael Saylor stated that the company has no plans to sell its Bitcoin holdings and will continue expanding its reserves. He remarked, “We’re not considering sales; we will keep buying Bitcoin. I expect further acquisitions every quarter.”
Company disclosures confirm that Strategy’s cash reserves are sufficient to meet its debt and dividend obligations. Saylor also emphasized that concerns about leverage and liquidity in the market are unfounded as far as Strategy is concerned, suggesting the firm remains on a solid financial footing despite ongoing market fluctuations.
