Strategy bought 4,603 bitcoin for nearly $370 million this week, ending a buying pause that stretched past two months. The purchase, at an average price of $80,318 per coin, brings the company's total holdings to 845,050 BTC.
Back to buying
The acquisition is Strategy's first since it stepped back from accumulation in mid-2026. The roughly $370 million outlay lands at a per-coin price of $80,318, below the company's lifetime average cost basis of $75,412.
The stack keeps growing
Strategy now holds 845,050 bitcoin, bought for $63.73 billion in total. That works out to an average price of $75,412 per coin across all purchases. The position remains the largest corporate bitcoin treasury in public markets.
Shares and cash
Alongside the bitcoin purchase, Strategy repurchased $151.8 million of its own STRC shares. The company also added $29 million to its USD cash position. As of August 30, 2026, Strategy holds $6.71 billion in USD assets.
A clean balance sheet
Net leverage sits at 0.0%, meaning the company isn't carrying debt against its bitcoin position. That's a notable detail for a firm that has historically leaned on convertible notes and other instruments to fund accumulation.
Strategy hasn't said whether this marks the start of a new buying cycle or a one-off. The previous pause lasted just over two months; the company's next filing will show whether the accumulation has resumed in earnest.
