Strategy, one of Bitcoin's largest institutional backers, continues its relentless buying under the leadership of Michael Saylor. In the first two weeks of March (March 2-15), the company spent approximately $2.85 billion purchasing a total of 40,331 BTC. This figure has been reported and confirmed in several news outlets as "40,000 BTC" and "$3 billion."
Details from official SEC Form 8-K filings are as follows:
- March 2-8: 17,994 BTC, $1.277 billion (average $70,946/BTC)
- March 9-15: 22,337 BTC, $1.568 billion (average $70,194/BTC)
The total cost during this two-week period was $2.845 billion. The purchases were largely financed through the sale of "STRC" Perpetual Preferred Shares and Class A common stock.
Current Status (as of March 23, 2026):
- Total Bitcoin holdings: 762,099 BTC
- Total cost of purchase: $57.686 billion
- Average cost: $75,694/BTC
- YTD BTC Yield: 3.4%
- YTD BTC gain: 23,141 BTC ($1.624 million increase in value)
The company's Bitcoin reserve value is currently approximately $53.476 billion. The last weekly purchase was 1,031 BTC (average $74,326/BTC) on March 23, bringing the total to 762,099.
This buying spree is part of Strategy's "Bitcoin as its main treasury asset" strategy. Saylor frequently emphasizes that they are progressing towards their goal of 1 million BTC by the end of the year, and the company is currently the largest institutional Bitcoin holder in the market.
While the Bitcoin price is currently hovering in the $70-71,000 range, Strategy's aggressive buying has made a significant amount of BTC "off the market." Analysts say this move has increased the BTC supply shock and created long-term upward pressure.
Strategy's Bitcoin buying page is updated weekly, and all data is transparently publicly available. This strategy, continuing with Michael Saylor's motto "There is no second best," seems poised to break records in 2026 as well. Strategy continues to surprise the market with over 40,000 BTC in 14 days. For those who want to follow, the official buying page and Saylor's X account are the most reliable sources.
#SaylorReleasesBitcoinTrackerUpdate
Details from official SEC Form 8-K filings are as follows:
- March 2-8: 17,994 BTC, $1.277 billion (average $70,946/BTC)
- March 9-15: 22,337 BTC, $1.568 billion (average $70,194/BTC)
The total cost during this two-week period was $2.845 billion. The purchases were largely financed through the sale of "STRC" Perpetual Preferred Shares and Class A common stock.
Current Status (as of March 23, 2026):
- Total Bitcoin holdings: 762,099 BTC
- Total cost of purchase: $57.686 billion
- Average cost: $75,694/BTC
- YTD BTC Yield: 3.4%
- YTD BTC gain: 23,141 BTC ($1.624 million increase in value)
The company's Bitcoin reserve value is currently approximately $53.476 billion. The last weekly purchase was 1,031 BTC (average $74,326/BTC) on March 23, bringing the total to 762,099.
This buying spree is part of Strategy's "Bitcoin as its main treasury asset" strategy. Saylor frequently emphasizes that they are progressing towards their goal of 1 million BTC by the end of the year, and the company is currently the largest institutional Bitcoin holder in the market.
While the Bitcoin price is currently hovering in the $70-71,000 range, Strategy's aggressive buying has made a significant amount of BTC "off the market." Analysts say this move has increased the BTC supply shock and created long-term upward pressure.
Strategy's Bitcoin buying page is updated weekly, and all data is transparently publicly available. This strategy, continuing with Michael Saylor's motto "There is no second best," seems poised to break records in 2026 as well. Strategy continues to surprise the market with over 40,000 BTC in 14 days. For those who want to follow, the official buying page and Saylor's X account are the most reliable sources.
#SaylorReleasesBitcoinTrackerUpdate
