Strategy purchases an additional 3,273 Bitcoins, bringing the company's total holdings back above the profit level

As Bitcoin prices recently rebounded, Bitcoin treasury company Strategy has become active in the market again. Last week, it decisively increased its Bitcoin holdings once more, restoring its position to a profitable state.

Michael Saylor announced on X platform on Monday that Strategy had acquired 3,273 more Bitcoins, further expanding its reserves. The average purchase price was $77,906, with a total expenditure of approximately $255 million.

According to documents Strategy filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), this transaction took place between April 20 and 26, and the funds mainly came from the company's issuance of MSTR stock at market value.

After completing this acquisition, Strategy's total Bitcoin holdings rose to 818,334 coins, accounting for about 4.09% of the total circulating supply of Bitcoin. The company has invested a total of $61.81 billion in Bitcoin, with an average acquisition cost of $75,537.

Earlier in February, Bitcoin prices once fell below Strategy's cost basis, but with recent price rebounds, they have now surpassed the cost line again, allowing the company to return to a profit level.

Notably, as the largest publicly traded Bitcoin holder, Strategy's holdings exceed those of the second-largest company by more than 770k coins, giving it a significant advantage.

Overall, since Q4 2025, the market has experienced a sharp decline, but Strategy has continued to buy Bitcoin during the downturn, demonstrating its steadfast long-term investment strategy.

While the success of this strategy still requires time to verify, it undoubtedly sends a signal to the market: for investors who are firmly optimistic about Bitcoin's long-term prospects, market pullbacks are a good opportunity to deploy capital.

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