Strategy bought 4,871 BTC at $67,718 average while the market was still nervous

BTC is now trading above $71,000. That purchase is already up on paper.

Between April 1 and April 5, Strategy spent $329.9 million on Bitcoin. This was not a reactive buy after a breakout. The average entry of $67,718 means they were accumulating while most retail traders were still cautious, watching macro headlines and waiting for clarity on the Middle East situation.

They now hold 766,970 BTC, acquired across all purchases for a total of $58.02 billion at an average cost of $75,644 per coin. That average is still above current spot price, which means the full position is not in profit yet. But the direction of this latest buy, right before a ceasefire-driven rally, aged well very quickly.

What Strategy does consistently is buy with a schedule and a thesis, not a price target. They do not time entries the way a trader would. They treat Bitcoin as a treasury reserve and size into it regularly. That discipline is either going to look brilliant or painful depending on where BTC goes from here, and so far this cycle it has mostly looked like the former.

766,970 BTC is 3.65% of Bitcoin's total capped supply of 21 million coins. One publicly traded company. One balance sheet. Nearly 4% of everything that will ever exist.

The accumulation story at the institutional level is not slowing down. It is getting more concentrated.

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