- Strategy completed its 101st Bitcoin purchase, adding 3,015 BTC at an average price of $67,700.
- The company now holds 720,737 BTC worth about $48.5 billion at a $67,000 Bitcoin price.
- Strategy funded the latest purchase through stock sales that raised about $237 million.
Strategy has continued its Bitcoin acquisition strategy with another purchase, marking its 101st Bitcoin buy since it began accumulating the asset.
Executive Chairman Michael Saylor recently wrote, “The Second Century Begins,” signaling that the company’s accumulation plan remains active despite recent market pressure. The latest purchase came as Bitcoin trades below Strategy’s average acquisition cost.
Strategy Completes Its 101st Bitcoin Purchase
Strategy recently added 3,015 Bitcoin to its treasury, according to company disclosures. The purchase took place on March 2 at an average price of about $67,700 per coin.
This acquisition increased the company’s total Bitcoin holdings to 720,737 BTC. The firm has spent approximately $54.77 billion to accumulate this position. The average purchase price across all acquisitions stands near $75,985 per Bitcoin.
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At a Bitcoin price near $67,000, the total value of the holdings sits around $48.5 billion. That places the company about $6.3 billion below its total purchase cost on paper.
Despite the difference between the purchase price and the market value, Strategy continued buying. The company has maintained its position that Bitcoin serves as a long-term treasury reserve asset.
Saylor Signals Long-Term Accumulation Strategy
Michael Saylor’s message on social media accompanied the latest purchase announcement. He wrote, “The Second Century Begins,” referring to the company’s milestone of completing 100 previous Bitcoin purchases.
JUST IN: Michael Saylor hints at Strategy $MSTR buying more Bitcoin soon. pic.twitter.com/BUPy5tRQJS
— CryptoGoos (@cryptogoos) March 8, 2026
The statement suggests that the firm plans to continue its accumulation strategy beyond the first series of purchases. Strategy began buying Bitcoin in 2020 and has since made regular additions during different market conditions.
The company first acquired Bitcoin when the price traded near $11,000. Since then, purchases have occurred across a wide range of price levels, including during market rallies and corrections.
Saylor has repeatedly stated that Strategy views Bitcoin as a long-term store of value. The company has continued to expand its holdings even during periods when the market price moved below its average cost.
Equity Sales Fund the Latest Bitcoin Purchase
Strategy funded the latest acquisition by issuing company stock. According to company disclosures, it sold 1.7 million shares of Class A common stock.
The stock sale generated about $229.9 million in capital. The firm also issued 71,590 shares of its preferred STRC stock. That offering raised an additional $7.1 million.
The total proceeds from these equity sales were used to purchase the latest Bitcoin allocation. This method has become a regular part of Strategy’s funding approach.
The company has previously used similar stock sales and financial instruments to raise capital for Bitcoin purchases. These methods allow the firm to expand its holdings without selling existing assets.
Strategy Holds More Than 3% of Bitcoin Supply
With 720,737 Bitcoin in its treasury, Strategy now holds about 3.4% of the total Bitcoin supply. This position makes it the largest corporate holder of the digital asset.
The scale of the holdings places the company among the most visible institutional participants in the Bitcoin market. Its treasury strategy has drawn attention from both investors and analysts.
Strategy’s continued buying has occurred even when market prices move below its overall cost basis. The latest purchase near $67,700 came at a lower price than the company’s average acquisition cost.
The company’s long-term approach remains centered on accumulating Bitcoin through regular purchases. Saylor’s recent message suggests that the strategy is expected to continue as the company moves beyond its first 100 acquisitions.
