Strategy has added 950 Bitcoin to its holdings, taking its total Bitcoin stash to 846,000 BTC, according to a September 21 filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The company, led by Executive Chairman Michael Saylor, spent $75.7 million on the latest purchase, using existing USD Cash rather than issuing new shares.
The average purchase price was $79,670 per Bitcoin, including fees and expenses. Strategy also repurchased $174 million worth of its STRC preferred stock during the week of September 14–20. The company did not sell any shares through its at-the-market programme during the period.
Strategy has acquired 950 $BTC and repurchased $174M of $STRC. As of 9/20/26, we hold 846,000 BTC and $6.09B of USD Assets. $MSTR https://t.co/hP4yLlKlOE
— Michael Saylor (@saylor) September 21, 2026
Strategy, formerly known as MicroStrategy, has continued to build its Bitcoin treasury while also managing its preferred-stock obligations. The latest purchase is relatively modest compared with some of its earlier acquisitions, but it marks another addition to what has become the world’s largest corporate Bitcoin treasury.
Following the latest transaction, Strategy said it now owns 846,000 Bitcoin acquired for a total cost of approximately $63.80 billion. Its average cost stands at about $75,416 per Bitcoin.
At a Bitcoin market price of around $85,200, the company’s holdings would be worth roughly $72.08 billion. That puts the unrealised gain on its Bitcoin holdings at approximately $8.28 billion, based on the figures provided in the filing.
The company funded the latest Bitcoin purchase from its USD Cash pool. Strategy maintains two separate pools of dollar assets. Its USD Reserve is primarily meant to cover preferred dividends and interest payments, while USD Cash can be used for Bitcoin purchases, replenishing reserves and other capital-management activities.
During the week, Strategy used $75.7 million of USD Cash for Bitcoin purchases and another $174 million for STRC repurchases. It also used $57.4 million from its USD Reserve for dividends and interest payments.
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The STRC repurchase involved 1,771,238 shares of the Variable Rate Series A Perpetual Stretch Preferred Stock. After the transaction, Strategy said about $875.1 million remained available under its digital credit securities repurchase programme. A separate Class A common-stock repurchase programme had about $1 billion remaining.
As of September 20, Strategy’s USD Reserve stood at approximately $5.04 billion, while USD Cash was about $1.05 billion. Together, the two pools amounted to $6.09 billion.
The latest filing also confirmed that Strategy issued no common shares through its at-the-market programme during the week. The company therefore financed its latest Bitcoin purchase entirely from existing cash rather than new equity.
The September 21 filing does not indicate any change to Strategy’s broader Digital Credit Capital Framework. Instead, it provides a snapshot of the company’s Bitcoin purchases, preferred-stock repurchases, cash position and ATM activity for the reported week.
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