#StrategyAdds1550BTCatLowerPrices Strategy Adds 1,550 Bitcoin at Lower Prices: Is a Rally Coming?

The largest institutional player in crypto, Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), has made another big Bitcoin purchase. Between June 1 and June 7, 2026, the company bought 1,550 BTC for approximately $101 million** (around ₹844 crore). The average price paid was **$65,332 per BTC.
Why This Purchase Matters

This purchase is significant for two main reasons:
1. Quick return after selling
At the end of May 2026, Strategy sold just 32 BTC – its first sale since 2022. This led to rumors that the company was changing its strategy. But by buying nearly 50 times more Bitcoin now, Strategy has made it clear: its famous "HODL" strategy (Hold On for Dear Life) is still very much alive.
2. Lowering the average cost
The price Strategy paid ($65,332) is much lower than its overall average cost of $75,680. By buying at lower prices, the company has successfully brought down the average cost of its entire portfolio.
How Much Bitcoin Does Strategy Hold Now?
After this latest purchase, Strategy now holds a total of 845,256 BTC.
At current market prices (around $63,000), the company has an unrealized loss (book loss) of roughly **$10.5 billion** on its portfolio. That’s because most of its Bitcoin was bought at much higher prices in the past.
Impact on the Market

Strtegy’s move has brought fresh confidence to the market. When a company of this size buys during a dip, many smaller investors see it as a positive signal.
However, it’s important to remember:

· No one can predict the market – prices could still go down.
· Strategy is playing a long-term game; it doesn't care about daily price movements.
· This is not financial advice – always do your own research before investing.

In Simple Words
Strategy bought the dip. Even after facing billions in paper losses, the company is not scared. It is doubling down on its belief that Bitcoin will be much more valuable in the future. For now, the market is watching – but Strategy is not selling.