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Michael Saylor’s Strategy Buys $1.3 Billion in Bitcoin, Pushing Holdings Toward 740,000 BTC

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March 11, 2026 at 8:34 AMby The Block Whisperer

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Strategy added another $1.3 billion worth of bitcoin last week, bringing its total holdings to more than 738,000 BTC.

Michael Saylor’s Strategy Buys $1.3 Billion in Bitcoin, Pushing Holdings Toward 740,000 BTC
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Another massive bitcoin purchase

Michael Saylor’s company Strategy has once again expanded its bitcoin position with a purchase worth roughly $1.3 billion.

The latest acquisition reinforces the company’s long running strategy of accumulating bitcoin as its primary treasury reserve asset. Since first adopting the approach several years ago, Strategy has consistently raised capital and used the proceeds to buy more bitcoin.

The latest purchase continues that pattern despite recent market volatility.

Total holdings approach 740,000 BTC

After the latest acquisition, Strategy now holds approximately 738,731 bitcoin.

The company acquired these coins at a combined purchase cost of about $56 billion. At current market prices, with bitcoin trading just under $68,000, the total holdings are valued at roughly $50 billion.

That means the company is currently sitting on a significant unrealized drawdown compared with its average purchase cost, but Strategy has repeatedly said its focus is long term accumulation rather than short term price swings.

One of the largest bitcoin holders in the world

Strategy’s treasury strategy has made the company the largest corporate holder of bitcoin by a wide margin.

The firm’s bitcoin reserves exceed those held by most public companies, institutional funds, and even many crypto investment vehicles. Over time, Strategy has financed these purchases through a mix of equity offerings, convertible debt, and other capital raising mechanisms.

This approach effectively turned the company into a publicly traded vehicle for investors seeking bitcoin exposure.

Betting on long term adoption

Michael Saylor has remained one of bitcoin’s most vocal advocates.

He frequently argues that bitcoin is a superior long term store of value compared with traditional fiat currencies and inflation exposed assets. According to Saylor, accumulating bitcoin during periods of volatility is a key part of Strategy’s approach.

Rather than attempting to time the market, the company continues to buy during both rallies and corrections.

Institutional confidence despite volatility

The latest purchase comes at a time when the crypto market is experiencing significant price swings.

Yet Strategy’s continued accumulation highlights a broader trend: large institutional players increasingly view bitcoin as a long term strategic asset rather than a short term trade.

As more traditional financial firms explore digital assets, Strategy’s aggressive treasury strategy remains one of the most closely watched experiments in corporate bitcoin adoption.

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