Strategy Acquires Additional 22,305 Bitcoin Holdings

TLDR

• Strategy’s total Bitcoin holdings reach 709,715 BTC.
• Recent purchase cost averaged $75,979 per BTC.
• Current value of holdings exceeds $63 billion.

Michael Saylor, Executive Chairman of Strategy, has announced the acquisition of an additional 22,305 Bitcoin (BTC), bringing the company’s total BTC holdings to 709,715. The purchase was made at an average cost of $75,979 per BTC, amounting to an investment of $53.92 billion in Bitcoin as of January 2026.

Founded in 1989, Strategy (formerly known as MicroStrategy) has adopted Bitcoin as its primary treasury reserve asset since 2020, under the leadership of Saylor. This strategic shift has enabled the company to become the largest public holder of Bitcoin, with acquisitions funded by stock sales and debt issuance.

Funding Sources for Bitcoin Acquisition

Strategy allocated $2.13 billion to finance this recent Bitcoin purchase. The funding was primarily sourced from the sale of 10.4 million Class A common shares, yielding $1.83 billion, and 2.95 million Variable Rate Series A Perpetual Stretch Preferred Stock shares, amounting to $294.3 million. No grants or explicit institutional involvement were reported, though BlackRock has been monitoring Strategy’s credit stack.

This acquisition aligns with previous purchases by Strategy, including 1,283 BTC for $115.97 million on January 4, 13,627 BTC for $1.25 billion on January 11, and over 14,910 BTC earlier in January 2026. These continued acquisitions emphasize Bitcoin’s role as a reserve, even amid market volatility.

Current Valuation of Strategy’s Bitcoin Holdings

The current value of Strategy’s Bitcoin holdings exceeds $63 billion, as the market price of Bitcoin stands at approximately $92,600 per BTC. Notably, there has been no mention of other cryptocurrencies or changes in total value locked (TVL), liquidity shifts, or staking flows in the company’s primary disclosures.

Despite this significant holding, Strategy’s stock price has faced downward pressure due to concerns over debt maturing in 2027-2028. Nevertheless, the company has consistently reinforced its commitment to Bitcoin as a strategic asset within its treasury.