#StrategyAdds1550BTCatLowerPrices

*#StrategyAdds1550BTCatLowerPrices* - Saylor's back to buying the dip.

1. *The purchase details*
*Date*: June 1-7, 2026, disclosed June 8 in 8-K filing

*Size*: *1,550 BTC* for *$101.3 million*

*Avg price*: *$65,332 per BTC* - bought below their overall cost

*New total*: *845,256 BTC* held = ∼4% of Bitcoin's 21M supply cap

2. *Why "at lower prices" matters*
*Cost basis update*:
- *This buy*: $65,332/BTC
- *Overall avg*: $75,680/BTC
- *Result*: Purchase slightly lowers Strategy's average cost across full stack

*Timing*: BTC fell 15-21% last week, briefly under $60K. Strategy bought the dip.

3. *How they funded it*
1. *ATM stock sales*: Sold $181M of MSTR Class A shares in first week of June
2. *Cash boost*: Also increased USD reserve by $100M to *$1 billion total*

This $1B cash buffer is for STRC preferred dividends so they don't have to sell BTC for liquidity

4. *Context: Sale then buy*
*Week before*: Strategy sold 32 BTC at $77,135 - first sale since 2022, to fund preferred stock dividends

*Market reaction*: BTC dropped 21% after the 32 BTC sale news

*This week*: Bought 1,550 BTC = 48x more than they sold. Saylor sold high, bought lower

5. *Current position*
*Total holdings*: 845,256 BTC acquired for ∼$63.97B

*Value now*: ∼$53.8B at $63,600 BTC = ∼$10.5B unrealized loss

*Market*: MSTR +6.55% pre-market to $126.90 on the news

*Bottom line*: "Net aggregator" thesis intact. Sold 32 BTC for dividends, bought 1,550 BTC on dip. Saylor's accumulation engine still running.

Strategy now has $1B cash + 845K BTC. They need BTC at $8K for 5-6 years before debt becomes a real problem.

You think $65K is the floor Saylor sees?

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